GTED in the News, Tax Expenditures News
Too often, government spending is understood only as cash payments to specific individuals or groups. However, targeted exemptions or reductions in taxes owed strain public coffers
GTED in the News, News
Im Interview mit JUVE Steuermarkt spricht der Politikwissenschaftler über die Motivation hinter der Datenbank und darüber, wieso Steuervergünstigungen zwar oft gut gemeint, aber häufig schlecht umgesetzt
By Laurens Berentsen | 14 and 19 September 2021 | GTED in the News, News, Tax Expenditures News
Laurens Berentsen wrote two articles in the dutch FD Nieuws on the high levels of tax expenditures in the Netherlands using data from the GTED. In
By Omar Cabrera | 18 August 2021 | GTED in the News, News
Omar Cabrera discusses the changes introduced by the Enery Transition Law with respect to the tax benefits for investments in the general regulatory framework for Non-Conventional
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Tax expenditures in France amount to Euro 99 billion. Despite their magnitude they are under much less scrutiny compared to direct government spending. Atlantico interviews Agustin
By Garrett Watson | 29 June 2021 | GTED in the News, News
In response to an analysis by Reuters suggesting that U.S. firms pay less income tax than foreign competitors, Garrett Watson writes about tax expenditures in the
By Andrea Cattani, Nicola Imfeld | 16 June 2021 | GTED in the News
The authors write about the opacity of tax expenditures in Switzerland where revenue forgone due to tax expenditures amounted to CHF 24 billion in 2020. This