Getting personal

Article Abstract:

Labor mobility has dropped during the 20th century, with only 8% of the US population foreign born compared with 15% for 1900. Barriers have been erected by developed economies. High earners are more mobile, and are also paying a larger proportion of total taxes, as a result of increasing income inequality. Funds can be transferred abroad as well as people, and tax havens are putting a new emphasis on marketing to potential clients. Citzenship could be linked to tax liability, with taxation a condition of representation.

Public Finance Activities, Tax Administration, Personal Income Taxes, Income tax, Personal income tax

---

The end of taxes?

Article Abstract:

The impact of the internet on the tax system, and likely responses, are examined in detail.

Telegraph & other communications, Specialized Telecom Services, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Internet, Internet services, Information technology

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Umpteenth time lucky? The last despot?
• Abstracts: Testing times for the tigers' telecoms. Private numbers: Asian telecoms. Twinned cities
• Abstracts: Another kind of web. Market timers. The risk business
• Abstracts: Going, going ... on-line auctions. In the great web bazaar. Sotheby's and the cybermasses
• Abstracts: The mystery of the vanishing taxpayer. Net losses. The happy e-shopper

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.