Personal Income Taxation
John Freebairn
Abstract
John Freebairn
Abstract
The efficiency, equity and simplicity effects of reform proposals for lower taxation of capital income relative to labour income, for a comprehensive labour income tax base, for a more neutral system of taxation of different forms of capital income, and for a simpler and more transparent personal income tax rate schedule are explained and evaluated. Recommendations of Australia’s Future Tax System provide many positive ideas, but there are additional worthy options to consider.
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The efficiency, equity and simplicity effects of reform proposals for lower taxation of capital income relative to labour income, for a comprehensive labour income tax base, for a more neutral system of taxation of different forms of capital income, and for a simpler and more transparent personal income tax rate schedule are explained and evaluated. Recommendations of Australia’s Future Tax System provide many positive ideas, but there are additional worthy options to consider.
Key concepts: Gross income, Economics, International taxation, Capital income, Income tax, Labour economics, Personal income, State income tax