This paper provides an overview of the recent revenue performance in the Baltics, Russia, and other countries of the former Soviet Union, and a survey of these countries' efforts to modify tax policy in line with the needs of increasingly market-oriented economies and to increase the effectiveness of tax administration. It focuses principally on the 12 countries of the CIS, but refers also to the Baltic countries, and addresses the period from 1995 to mid-1998, prior to the August 1998 financial crisis in Russia.
Taxation policy is one of the main instruments which can affect some national economy sectors, ensur...
Taxation policy is one of the main instruments which can affect some national economy sectors, ensur...
Building on the substantial progress made in establishing fiscal systems consistent with market econ...
Starting in the early 1990s, the Baltics, Russia, and other (BRO) countries of the former Soviet Uni...
As the governments of countries in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union continue to grapple wi...
This paper presents an overview of taxation in the transitional economies of Central and Eastern Eur...
This note explores selected political economy aspects of taxation in Ukraine, compares that experien...
The paper discusses the fiscal systems of Estonia, Latvi nd Lituania. Quentitative data and instuuti...
The article analyzes the process of tax harmonization in the CIS countries since the early 1990s. De...
The recent history of Europe is replete with cases of financial crises, both of local (Norway, 1987;...
The paper presents an endogenous growth economy with a representation of the tax rate system in the ...
This thesis deals with the comparison of tax reforms during the financial and economic crisis in the...
Niniejszy artykuł przedstawia reformę rosyjskiego systemu podatkowego. Zawarto w nim opis struktury...
This paper examines a number of characteristics of East European economies-i.e., the degree of state...
Fiscal reform is central to the process of transforming a Soviet-type economy to a market economy, f...
Taxation policy is one of the main instruments which can affect some national economy sectors, ensur...
Taxation policy is one of the main instruments which can affect some national economy sectors, ensur...
Building on the substantial progress made in establishing fiscal systems consistent with market econ...
Starting in the early 1990s, the Baltics, Russia, and other (BRO) countries of the former Soviet Uni...
As the governments of countries in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union continue to grapple wi...
This paper presents an overview of taxation in the transitional economies of Central and Eastern Eur...
This note explores selected political economy aspects of taxation in Ukraine, compares that experien...
The paper discusses the fiscal systems of Estonia, Latvi nd Lituania. Quentitative data and instuuti...
The article analyzes the process of tax harmonization in the CIS countries since the early 1990s. De...
The recent history of Europe is replete with cases of financial crises, both of local (Norway, 1987;...
The paper presents an endogenous growth economy with a representation of the tax rate system in the ...
This thesis deals with the comparison of tax reforms during the financial and economic crisis in the...
Niniejszy artykuł przedstawia reformę rosyjskiego systemu podatkowego. Zawarto w nim opis struktury...
This paper examines a number of characteristics of East European economies-i.e., the degree of state...
Fiscal reform is central to the process of transforming a Soviet-type economy to a market economy, f...
Taxation policy is one of the main instruments which can affect some national economy sectors, ensur...
Taxation policy is one of the main instruments which can affect some national economy sectors, ensur...
Building on the substantial progress made in establishing fiscal systems consistent with market econ...