Add to ORKGGiven the increased availability of survey income data, in this paper we analyse the pros and cons of alternative data sets for static tax-benefit microsimulation in Italy. We focus on all possible alternatives, namely using (a) SHIW or (b) IT-SILC data using a consistent net-togross microsimulation model, or (c) IT-SILC data using the gross incomes provided since 2007. Our results suggest that IT-SILC improves in the regional representativeness of the Italian population and does not perform worse than SHIW as for most demographic characteristics, SHIW provides more information regarding building and real estate incomes. Gross income variables simulated by using the net-to-gross module included in the TABEITA microsimulation model and ca...
In this paper, the authors use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy assuming that tax ev...
This paper describes income distribution among workers in Italy using both the cross-sectional and p...
In this paper, we evaluate income distributions in four European countries (Austria, Italy, Spain an...
Given the increased availability of survey income data, in this paper we analyse the pros and cons o...
In interview surveys collecting information on personal income, the respondents may report income a...
The first chapters of the thesis put special emphasis on tax-benefit microsimulation models. The sta...
The EU-SILC survey is a valuable database for studying income distribution. At the beginning of the ...
The paper estimates the extent of evasion of personal income tax (PIT) in Italy by integrating two m...
Income aggregates and poverty and inequality measures tend to show important differences when calcul...
A large number of microsimulation models have been developed in Italy over the past years. Only few ...
In this paper we use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy as-suming that tax evaders mig...
Using the microsimulation model EUROMOD for Croatia, we compare the results of simulation based on t...
In this paper we develop the first (static) microsimulation model aimed at studying the distributive...
A large number of microsimulation models have been developed in Italy over the past years. Only few ...
In this paper, the authors use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy assuming that tax ev...
In this paper, the authors use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy assuming that tax ev...
This paper describes income distribution among workers in Italy using both the cross-sectional and p...
In this paper, we evaluate income distributions in four European countries (Austria, Italy, Spain an...
Given the increased availability of survey income data, in this paper we analyse the pros and cons o...
In interview surveys collecting information on personal income, the respondents may report income a...
The first chapters of the thesis put special emphasis on tax-benefit microsimulation models. The sta...
The EU-SILC survey is a valuable database for studying income distribution. At the beginning of the ...
The paper estimates the extent of evasion of personal income tax (PIT) in Italy by integrating two m...
Income aggregates and poverty and inequality measures tend to show important differences when calcul...
A large number of microsimulation models have been developed in Italy over the past years. Only few ...
In this paper we use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy as-suming that tax evaders mig...
Using the microsimulation model EUROMOD for Croatia, we compare the results of simulation based on t...
In this paper we develop the first (static) microsimulation model aimed at studying the distributive...
A large number of microsimulation models have been developed in Italy over the past years. Only few ...
In this paper, the authors use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy assuming that tax ev...
In this paper, the authors use a direct method to estimate tax evasion in Italy assuming that tax ev...
This paper describes income distribution among workers in Italy using both the cross-sectional and p...
In this paper, we evaluate income distributions in four European countries (Austria, Italy, Spain an...