2003
DOI: 10.1787/eco_studies-v2002-art11-en
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Tax Ratios on Labour and Capital Income and on Consumption

Abstract: This paper presents revised tax ratios based on more realistic assumptions than those used in a previous study applying the same approach (based on tax revenue statistics and national accounts data) to measuring the effective tax burden. Although the levels of the revised tax ratios are sometimes quite different from those previously found, the two data sets are generally highly correlated. The paper also presents a sensitivity analysis of relaxing some remaining unrealistic assumptions for countries and perio… Show more

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“…When it comes to tax rates on capital, however, the result depends on how the tax burden is measured. While a globalization-induced increase in implicit tax rates on capital is compatible with the data when the average effective tax rates constructed by Carey and Rabesona (2002) are employed, the opposite conclusion can be drawn when one uses the legislation-based data by Devereux and Griffith (2003).…”
Section: Literature Overviewmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…When it comes to tax rates on capital, however, the result depends on how the tax burden is measured. While a globalization-induced increase in implicit tax rates on capital is compatible with the data when the average effective tax rates constructed by Carey and Rabesona (2002) are employed, the opposite conclusion can be drawn when one uses the legislation-based data by Devereux and Griffith (2003).…”
Section: Literature Overviewmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…They measure the tax burden on a hypothetical investment project based on actual tax law data (Devereux and Griffith, 1998;Devereux et al, 2002 and2008). A third widely used measure is average effective tax rates (AETRs), calculated by dividing the total tax revenue from capital or corporate income, labor income or consumption by the pre-tax income of the respective production factor or consumption, based on the method of Mendoza et al (1994) and Carey and Rabesona (2002). These rates are backward-looking and are available not only for corporate income but also for capital income, labor income and consumption.…”
Section: The Tax Burden On Capital Income Labor Income and Consumptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El excedente bruto de explotación de las sociedades (EBE S ) es un componente central de los ingresos de capital. En la contabilidad nacional, el excedente bruto de explotación "refleja la remuneración al factor capital" (DANE, 2013, p. 36; United Nations et al, 2008), y es, además, igual al excedente económico (bruto) del que hablaba la economía clásica, de acuerdo con Shaikh (2016, p. 770) 4 . A fin de arribar a los ingresos de capital totales, al EBE S se adiciona la porción del ingreso mixto de los hogares imputada a la remuneración al factor capital (IM H K ), y el excedente bruto de explotación de los hogares (EBE H ), que incluye, a su vez, el valor imputado a los servicios de viviendas ocupadas por los propios propietarios.…”
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