The was an article in the Polish press yesterday with the title: Poland’s progressive tax system could alienate investors As the story said: Finance experts
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Bulgaria’s flat tax goes flat
I’m delighted to see that enthusiasm for Bulgaria’s new flat tax is underwhelming. I’ve read a lot of Bulgarian material on this over the last
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Is the World getting flatter?
There’s a first rate article on flat tax in a Czech publication called TOL today. Adam Cardais says: Karl Marx might be shocked to see
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Why the Bulgarian flat tax won’t work
There’s an interesting comment on the new Bulgarian flat tax at Novinite, which is a Sofia based news agency. It says: Certainly, [flt tax] has
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Bulgaria to have a flat tax
Bulgaria has announced it is to have a flat tax in 2008. Alvin Rabushka will be cock-a-hoop. But he shouldn’t be. As I’ve shown for
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Goodbye Mr Moulton
I have to say I thought John Moulton’s contribution to the Private Equity debate this weekend was amsuing, it was so counter-prodcutive. Writing in the
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Progressive taxation makes sense
A question on this blog seems to require more significant treatment than a footnote largely hidden from view. Emily Coltman wrote: If more tax funds
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Flat tax – definitely not a classic
In view of the previous story I was amused to note that the Hoover press re-issued Hall and Rabushka’s ‘Flat Tax’ book yesterday. Apparently it’s
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When is a flat tax far from flat?
Flat taxes get more absurd by the day, and the injustice they create increases. Take the new Czech proposal as an example. The claim is
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