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Revenue --- Budget --- Taxation --- Capital gains tax --- Families --- Government policy --- Administration --- Law and legislation --- United States.
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Company law. Associations --- Tax law --- Belasting op de meerwaarde --- Belastingen --- Capital gains tax --- Droit commercial --- Handelsrecht --- Impot sur les plus-values --- Impôts --- Taxation of capital gains --- Corporations --- Sociétés --- Taxation --- Unearned increment --- Plus-value --- 351.713*13 <493> --- 336.271 <493> --- impot des societes --- plus values --- droit fiscal --- belgique --- BE / Belgium - België - Belgique --- 336.214 --- Vennootschapsbelasting--België --- vennootschapsbelasting --- meerwaarden --- fiscaal recht --- belgie --- Belastingstelsel van de genootschappen. --- 351.713*13 <493> Vennootschapsbelasting--België --- Sociétés --- Impôts --- Belastingstelsel van de genootschappen
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The paper argues that international differences in fiscal conditions influence the relative attractiveness of locating production facilities in different countries and could prove to be a troublesome source of instability for the European economies. Even though physical capital movements tend to occur slowly, divergent fiscal conditions can exert pressures on exchange rates in the short run, and the monetary policy reactions induced in a fixed exchange rate regime may affect real wage rates and/or employment levels. The implications for tax harmonization and budget discipline are discussed. It is argued that monetary integration itself will not induce fiscal discipline.
Consumption --- Conventional peg --- Currency --- Economics --- Exchange rates --- Fiscal Policy --- Fiscal policy --- Foreign Exchange --- Foreign exchange --- Income and capital gains taxes --- Income tax --- Macroeconomics --- Macroeconomics: Consumption --- National accounts --- Personal Income and Other Nonbusiness Taxes and Subsidies --- Public finance & taxation --- Public Finance --- Saving --- Taxation --- Taxes --- Wealth --- United States
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This paper reviews the literature on the revenue implications of a lower capital gains tax rate in the United States. The existing empirical research indicates that the timing of realizations is sensitive to tax changes but is inconclusive on the long-run revenue implications. No study claims that tax revenues would increase very much on a permanent basis. The paper concludes that other aspects of a lower capital gains tax rate deserves more attention, in particular its impact on resource allocation and tax arbitrage.
Aggregate Factor Income Distribution --- Capital gains tax --- Capital income --- Income --- Macroeconomics --- Marginal effective tax rate --- National accounts --- Personal Income and Other Nonbusiness Taxes and Subsidies --- Personal income --- Personal Income, Wealth, and Their Distributions --- Public finance & taxation --- Public Finance --- Revenue administration --- Revenue --- Tax administration and procedure --- Tax policy --- Taxation --- Taxation, Subsidies, and Revenue: General --- Taxes --- Working capital --- United States
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