This paper attempts to contribute to the analysis of mortgage interest tax relief from the perspective of the economics of social policy. It begins with a brief discussion of �fiscal welfare�, highlighting key contributions within this particular intellectual tradition. It then contrasts this largely critical approach to the standard, more neutral, treatment of mortgage interest tax relief in the housing literature. Finally, the paper draws on both approaches to present on-going research on the distributional effects of mortgage interest tax relief in Europe.
In most developed countries, housing receives preferential tax treatment relative to other assets. I...
Mortgage subsidy, particularly in mortgage interest deduction, has been a controversial topic that f...
Tax expenditures are preferential tax treatments granted to specific individuals or categories of h...
This paper attempts to contribute to the analysis of mortgage interest tax relief from the perspecti...
This article aims to explore how housing allowances and mortgage interest tax relief have changed in...
This article presents results of the analysis of the relationship between the tax relief for the hom...
This paper presents new evidence on the impacts of the beneficial treatment of owner-occupied housin...
This paper focuses on the mortgage interest deduction for owner-occupied housing in the Czech Republ...
peer reviewedIn this paper, we focus on the tax deductibility of mortgage loans, which is a key meas...
Imputed rental income of homeowners is tax exempt in most countries, despite the long-standing argum...
Contrary to frequent recommendations of the public finance literature and international institutions...
The recent financial crisis and subsequent global recession have been followed by a wave of macropru...
This paper examines the first round distributional effects of subsidies to public sector tenants and...
Recent success of the flat income tax in Eastern Europe raises questions about whether there is scop...
In a number of Western countries, imputed rental income on owner-occupied housing is not taxed. In s...
In most developed countries, housing receives preferential tax treatment relative to other assets. I...
Mortgage subsidy, particularly in mortgage interest deduction, has been a controversial topic that f...
Tax expenditures are preferential tax treatments granted to specific individuals or categories of h...
This paper attempts to contribute to the analysis of mortgage interest tax relief from the perspecti...
This article aims to explore how housing allowances and mortgage interest tax relief have changed in...
This article presents results of the analysis of the relationship between the tax relief for the hom...
This paper presents new evidence on the impacts of the beneficial treatment of owner-occupied housin...
This paper focuses on the mortgage interest deduction for owner-occupied housing in the Czech Republ...
peer reviewedIn this paper, we focus on the tax deductibility of mortgage loans, which is a key meas...
Imputed rental income of homeowners is tax exempt in most countries, despite the long-standing argum...
Contrary to frequent recommendations of the public finance literature and international institutions...
The recent financial crisis and subsequent global recession have been followed by a wave of macropru...
This paper examines the first round distributional effects of subsidies to public sector tenants and...
Recent success of the flat income tax in Eastern Europe raises questions about whether there is scop...
In a number of Western countries, imputed rental income on owner-occupied housing is not taxed. In s...
In most developed countries, housing receives preferential tax treatment relative to other assets. I...
Mortgage subsidy, particularly in mortgage interest deduction, has been a controversial topic that f...
Tax expenditures are preferential tax treatments granted to specific individuals or categories of h...