Using taxation statistics, this paper explores the distributional implications of tax relief on private pensions in Spain in 2002. For this purpose, the author suggests a decomposition of the Kakwani index and its generalisations that allows us to distinguish between the regressivity caused by targeting and that due to benefits allocation among recipients. This paper finds that these tax incentives are regressive – mainly for the latter reason – and have negative although small distributional effects. Finally, this work presents several proposals for reform of the current system and simulates their implications for equity. I
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In recent years, a variety of tax reforms aiming for fiscal consolidation have taken place in Spain....
A central issue in the recent reforms of state pensions in Spain has been to increase the proportion...
All around the world , developed countries have resorted to parametric reforms of their Social Secur...
The VAT is the most revenue tax in the Spanish economy in the year 2000. The aim of this research is...
The tax treatment of pensions is a critical policy choice in the transition from a public sector, pa...
The VAT is the most revenue tax in the Spanish economy in the year 2000. The aim of this research is...
PurposeThis paper estimates tax evasion and its impact on progressivity, redistribution and the meas...
In this paper, we will use methodology proposed by Bourguignon and Spadaro (2000b) in order to analy...
This paper quantifies the fiscal and distributional impact of tax expenditures related to public and...
In this paper we present a social welfare model for the evaluation of the Spanish income tax system ...
This paper analyzes the effect of private supplementary pensions (and the tax reliefs that aim to st...
Different tax incentives have been extensively used by the countries to support private pension plan...
This paper studies the effects of public transfers on progresivity and redistribution in andalusian ...
This paper quantifies the aggregate and distributional implications of an array of revenue neutral f...
Recent demographic changes have spurred pension reforms aimed at restoring the financial sustainabil...
In recent years, a variety of tax reforms aiming for fiscal consolidation have taken place in Spain....
A central issue in the recent reforms of state pensions in Spain has been to increase the proportion...
All around the world , developed countries have resorted to parametric reforms of their Social Secur...
The VAT is the most revenue tax in the Spanish economy in the year 2000. The aim of this research is...
The tax treatment of pensions is a critical policy choice in the transition from a public sector, pa...
The VAT is the most revenue tax in the Spanish economy in the year 2000. The aim of this research is...
PurposeThis paper estimates tax evasion and its impact on progressivity, redistribution and the meas...
In this paper, we will use methodology proposed by Bourguignon and Spadaro (2000b) in order to analy...