Tax and expenditure shares in Hungary are high compared with market economies, and tax revenues have been falling with tax reform, marketisation, and the collapse of CMEA trade. Western observers argue that cuts in taxes and expenditures are desirable. Optimum tax theory shows that a narrowing of the tax base provides the main case for tax reductions. Hungary's high foreign debt and the undesirability of cutting some expenditures make cuts in other expenditures even more urgent. The paper argues for broadening the tax basis, tightening compliance, and reducing the tax element in social security contributions
Fiscal reform is central to the process of transforming a Soviet-type economy to a market economy, f...
Most Eastern European countries face the double difficulty of attempting systematic • transformation...
Many Central and Eastern European countries are adopting flat tax schemes in order to boost their ec...
Whitening the economy is a constantly recurring theme in the tax literature, which can have signific...
In Hungary the eighteen years period passed since the change of political regime has seen the format...
In this paper the authors provide an international comparison of the Hungarian tax system. The main ...
One of the important neglected issues in discussions of East European transition to the market is th...
The paper presents evidence on the effects of taxes and benefits on household incomes in Hungary ref...
Tax evasion reduces the efficiency of the economy as unequal opportunities of tax evasion leads to a...
The feasibility of systemic reforms may depend on their distributional consequences. The shift to a ...
The in-depth analysis of the special taxes with respect to the European methods is highly topical. T...
Hungary is one of the worst-hit countries of the current financial crisis in Central and Eastern Eur...
The secret to successful economic convergence lies in broad-based cooperation between the public and...
The paper applies recent developments in the theory of optimal income taxation to the Hungarian pers...
Provides a multidisciplinary and systematic analysis of the concept of fiscal consolidations. This b...
Fiscal reform is central to the process of transforming a Soviet-type economy to a market economy, f...
Most Eastern European countries face the double difficulty of attempting systematic • transformation...
Many Central and Eastern European countries are adopting flat tax schemes in order to boost their ec...
Whitening the economy is a constantly recurring theme in the tax literature, which can have signific...
In Hungary the eighteen years period passed since the change of political regime has seen the format...
In this paper the authors provide an international comparison of the Hungarian tax system. The main ...
One of the important neglected issues in discussions of East European transition to the market is th...
The paper presents evidence on the effects of taxes and benefits on household incomes in Hungary ref...
Tax evasion reduces the efficiency of the economy as unequal opportunities of tax evasion leads to a...
The feasibility of systemic reforms may depend on their distributional consequences. The shift to a ...
The in-depth analysis of the special taxes with respect to the European methods is highly topical. T...
Hungary is one of the worst-hit countries of the current financial crisis in Central and Eastern Eur...
The secret to successful economic convergence lies in broad-based cooperation between the public and...
The paper applies recent developments in the theory of optimal income taxation to the Hungarian pers...
Provides a multidisciplinary and systematic analysis of the concept of fiscal consolidations. This b...
Fiscal reform is central to the process of transforming a Soviet-type economy to a market economy, f...
Most Eastern European countries face the double difficulty of attempting systematic • transformation...
Many Central and Eastern European countries are adopting flat tax schemes in order to boost their ec...