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Some implications of tax reform

D. De Buitleir

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The present Irish tax system is conceded on all sides to be totally unsatisfactory. It is\nunfair and complicated. It wastes resources on a grand scale. Reform is long overdue. In\nthis paper I examine the changes in the burden of taxation in recent years and discuss\nhow the proposals for tax reform proposed by the Commissionon Taxation can begin to\nbe implemented.

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The present Irish tax system is conceded on all sides to be totally unsatisfactory. It is\nunfair and complicated. It wastes resources on a grand scale. Reform is long overdue. In\nthis paper I examine the changes in the burden of taxation in recent years and discuss\nhow the proposals for tax reform proposed by the Commissionon Taxation can begin to\nbe implemented.

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The present Irish tax system is conceded on all sides to be totally unsatisfactory. It is\nunfair and complicated. It wastes resources on a grand scale. Reform is long overdue. In\nthis paper I examine the changes in the burden of taxation in recent years and discuss\nhow the proposals for tax reform proposed by the Commissionon Taxation can begin to\nbe implemented.

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