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Distributional Effects of Tax Expenditures
Benjamin H. Harris; Katherine Lim; Eric Toder
发表日期2009-07-21
出版年2009
语种英语
概述The largest tax preferences for housing, health care, and retirement saving reduce federal revenues by about 3 percent of GDP. They raise after-tax income proportionally more for higher income groups than lower income groups, but raise income proportionately less for those at the very top. The net distributional effects depend on how these tax preferences are financed. If paid for with higher marginal tax rates
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The largest tax preferences for housing, health care, and retirement saving reduce federal revenues by about 3 percent of GDP. They raise after-tax income proportionally more for higher income groups than lower income groups, but raise income proportionately less for those at the very top. The net distributional effects depend on how these tax preferences are financed. If paid for with higher marginal tax rates, they benefit upper-middle income taxpayers at the expense of both lower-income and the highest-income taxpayers, but if paid for by lower per-capita spending, all high-income groups gain and all low-income groups lose.
主题Taxes and Budget
URLhttps://www.urban.org/research/publication/distributional-effects-tax-expenditures
来源智库Urban Institute (United States)
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条目标识符http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/476644
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Benjamin H. Harris,Katherine Lim,Eric Toder. Distributional Effects of Tax Expenditures. 2009.
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