Abstract- This paper discusses time series methods that can be used to examine the long run effects of a tax amnesty, and ap-plies these methods to the 1985 Colorado amnesty. Several time series models are estimated: simple ordinary least squares time trend mode/s, univariate time series models, and multivariate intervention models. The empirical results from all models strongly indicate that the Colo-rado amnesty had no long run impact on either the level or the trend of tax collec-tions. This result suggests that a typical amnesty seems unlikely to generate sig-nificant new revenues, but also seems un-likely to compromise voluntary compli-ance
We are examining an aspect which has not been considered before: How does a change in economic cond...
This paper analyzes empirically for the years 1980-1988 the factors that led states with state incom...
Proponents argue that tax amnesties raise revenue both in the short-run and long-run, by bringing fo...
Tax amnesty programs have exploded in popularity among cash-strapped states since the beginning of t...
Using a panel data from 1972 to 1999, the first essay of this dissertation analyzes how VAT evasion ...
Tax amnesty programs have exploded in popularity among cash-strapped states since the beginning of t...
Abstract. We examine empirically the effect of tax amnesties on long term tax collection when such a...
Tax amnesty programs have exploded in popularity among cash-strapped states since the beginning of t...
This paper presents a theoretical model and empirical evidence to explain the occurrence of tax amne...
This paper overviews the theoretical and empirical research on tax amnesties and weighs their advant...
This thesis analyzes tax revenue and shadow economy implications of tax amnesties in Turkey after 19...
Tax compliance literature lacks empirical evidence regarding the effects of a tax amnesty on tax com...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze empirically for the years 1980-88 the factors which led stat...
The government of Zimbabwe enacted Finance Act no 2 of 2014 that introduced a tax amnesty program in...
Zimbabwe introduced its first tax amnesty provision in October 2014 with the objective of cultivatin...
We are examining an aspect which has not been considered before: How does a change in economic cond...
This paper analyzes empirically for the years 1980-1988 the factors that led states with state incom...
Proponents argue that tax amnesties raise revenue both in the short-run and long-run, by bringing fo...
Tax amnesty programs have exploded in popularity among cash-strapped states since the beginning of t...
Using a panel data from 1972 to 1999, the first essay of this dissertation analyzes how VAT evasion ...
Tax amnesty programs have exploded in popularity among cash-strapped states since the beginning of t...
Abstract. We examine empirically the effect of tax amnesties on long term tax collection when such a...
Tax amnesty programs have exploded in popularity among cash-strapped states since the beginning of t...
This paper presents a theoretical model and empirical evidence to explain the occurrence of tax amne...
This paper overviews the theoretical and empirical research on tax amnesties and weighs their advant...
This thesis analyzes tax revenue and shadow economy implications of tax amnesties in Turkey after 19...
Tax compliance literature lacks empirical evidence regarding the effects of a tax amnesty on tax com...
The purpose of this paper is to analyze empirically for the years 1980-88 the factors which led stat...
The government of Zimbabwe enacted Finance Act no 2 of 2014 that introduced a tax amnesty program in...
Zimbabwe introduced its first tax amnesty provision in October 2014 with the objective of cultivatin...
We are examining an aspect which has not been considered before: How does a change in economic cond...
This paper analyzes empirically for the years 1980-1988 the factors that led states with state incom...
Proponents argue that tax amnesties raise revenue both in the short-run and long-run, by bringing fo...