International audienceThe aim of this brief contribution is to study the extent to wich compulsory levies are likely to contribute to social justice and in particular to the welfare system. The study of the tax structure of some OECD countries highlights the wide diversity of sources of tax revenue in the tax system of these countries. They differ in particular on the relative share of direct taxation of household income and VAT. It is recalled that the French experience of the VAT illustrates the weakly redistributive character of it. The French experience also shows that the income tax cannot be conceived without thinking about social justice in the welfare state. Finally we also show that conflicts over the impact of the adopted devices ...
This paper inverts the usual logic of applied optimal income taxation. It starts from the observed d...
This paper analyzes the consequences of reductions in social contributions on low wages in France. A...
This article argues that fiscal welfare in Europe not only forms part of the “hidden welfare state” ...
International audienceThe aim of this brief contribution is to study the extent to wich compulsory l...
International audienceThe purpose of this brief contribution is to identify the respective roles of ...
Cet article part du constat qu’au travers de la compétition fiscale, la fiscalité contribue aujourd’...
The problem of taxation, in a social system the trade-off Equity vs Efficiency. Is it possible a rec...
Les États sont appelés a fournir de nombreux services a la population en vue de poursuivre divers ob...
Abstract in english : There is a general agreement that, like in Scandinavian countries, French fami...
Actual ways of financing social expenditures through payroll taxes in France is often considered as ...
The taxation of social security resources is generally perceived as the simple switch from financing...
International audienceUniversal benefit schemes are often considered to be contradictory to fundingt...
Tax reform is a major subject of current debates on the French economy. Yet, such a reform could hav...
Reposant sur l’analyse sociologique de quarante-neuf entretiens qualitatifs auprès de contribuables ...
This paper inverts the usual logic of applied optimal income taxation. It starts from the observed d...
This paper analyzes the consequences of reductions in social contributions on low wages in France. A...
This article argues that fiscal welfare in Europe not only forms part of the “hidden welfare state” ...
International audienceThe aim of this brief contribution is to study the extent to wich compulsory l...
International audienceThe purpose of this brief contribution is to identify the respective roles of ...
Cet article part du constat qu’au travers de la compétition fiscale, la fiscalité contribue aujourd’...
The problem of taxation, in a social system the trade-off Equity vs Efficiency. Is it possible a rec...
Les États sont appelés a fournir de nombreux services a la population en vue de poursuivre divers ob...
Abstract in english : There is a general agreement that, like in Scandinavian countries, French fami...
Actual ways of financing social expenditures through payroll taxes in France is often considered as ...
The taxation of social security resources is generally perceived as the simple switch from financing...
International audienceUniversal benefit schemes are often considered to be contradictory to fundingt...
Tax reform is a major subject of current debates on the French economy. Yet, such a reform could hav...
Reposant sur l’analyse sociologique de quarante-neuf entretiens qualitatifs auprès de contribuables ...
This paper inverts the usual logic of applied optimal income taxation. It starts from the observed d...
This paper analyzes the consequences of reductions in social contributions on low wages in France. A...
This article argues that fiscal welfare in Europe not only forms part of the “hidden welfare state” ...