Should We Eliminate Taxation of Capital Income? (slideshow)
Kim Rueben
Abstract
Kim Rueben
Abstract
Toder and Rueben present the main issues of eliminating taxation of capital income and the distributional and efficiency effects of a consumption tax versus the income tax. They conclude that there is no clear case for eliminating capital income taxation. Alternatives include simplifying saving incentives with existing income tax and enacting a value added tax while retaining an income tax for high income individuals and corporations.
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Toder and Rueben present the main issues of eliminating taxation of capital income and the distributional and efficiency effects of a consumption tax versus the income tax. They conclude that there is no clear case for eliminating capital income taxation. Alternatives include simplifying saving incentives with existing income tax and enacting a value added tax while retaining an income tax for high income individuals and corporations.
Key concepts: Gross income, Economics, International taxation, Capital income, State income tax, Labour economics, Income tax, Double taxation