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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
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The Fiscal Affairs Department at the International Monetary Fund has published a 'How-To Note' on the topic of tax expenditures evaluation.
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The recent OECD Review of the Dominican Republic calls for the "rationalisation of TEs to raise revenue capacity and improve the overall impact of the tax
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The OECD Investment Tax Incentives Database (ITID) improves transparency on tax incentives and facilitates the understanding of countries’ tax incentive policies. It focuses on developing and
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The study is set up to assess Kenya’s tax expenditures by considering increasing concerns over their implications on the country’s revenue base and lack of transparency
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The volume of tax expenditures in Latin America is considerable. On average, they were equivalent to 3.8% of GDP and accounted for 20.6% of tax revenues
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Despite the implementation of the concept of tax expenditures in the budgetary practice of many countries, theoretical studies of tax expenditures as a basis for their
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In recent years, an increasing number of low- and middle-income countries have started reporting on the amount of revenue foregone from tax expenditure (TE), which includes tax exemptions,
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A recent article published by journalist Julia Ley on the BR24.de website of Bayerischer Rundfunk unveils the case of hidden tax expenditures for company cars disguised
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In Belgium, the Law on Fiscal and Social Greening of Mobility of 25 November 2021 eliminates corporate tax deductibility for all company cars except those with