Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries:
Normative principles provide a relatively clear set of rules for the balance between grants and taxes (box 1 reviews the normative theory), but in practice a variety of types of tax-grant systems are observed in OECD countries, which do not all follow these rules. According to the theory, own-taxes...
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Zusammenfassung: | Normative principles provide a relatively clear set of rules for the balance between grants and taxes (box 1 reviews the normative theory), but in practice a variety of types of tax-grant systems are observed in OECD countries, which do not all follow these rules. According to the theory, own-taxes should be the primary revenue source (technically for the last dollar of spending), while transfers should only be used as a supplementary revenue source to correct for externalities, act as an insurance buffer, or redistribute resources between regions (see OECD 2006a, 2006b). Besides, the theory wants tax bases for sub-national governments to be confined to immobile resources such as land and user fees. In practice, transfers often represent a large proportion of sub-national governments' revenues, and many countries use income taxes instead of property taxes at the sub-national level |
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spellingShingle | Charbit, Claire Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries Taxation |
title | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries |
title_auth | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries |
title_exact_search | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries |
title_full | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries Claire Charbit |
title_fullStr | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries Claire Charbit |
title_full_unstemmed | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries Claire Charbit |
title_short | Explaining the Sub-National Tax-Grants Balance in OECD Countries |
title_sort | explaining the sub national tax grants balance in oecd countries |
topic | Taxation |
topic_facet | Taxation |
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