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How to Evaluate Tax Expenditures
Sebastian Beer
Ms. Dora Benedek
Brian Erard
Jan Loeprick
出版
International Monetary Fund
, 2022-11-30
主題
Business & Economics / Budgeting
Business & Economics / Economics / Macroeconomics
Business & Economics / Public Finance
Business & Economics / Taxation / General
Business & Economics / Economics / General
ISBN
9798400221507
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=IGSgEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋
Governments use tax expenditures (TEs) to provide financial support or benefits to taxpayers. The budgetary impact of TEs can be similar to that of direct outlays: after the support is provided, less money is available to fund other government priorities. Systematic evaluations are needed to guide informed decision-mak¬ing and to avoid a situation where the narrative on the benefits of TEs is primarily driven by profiting stakeholders. By TE “evaluation,” this note refers to a process that seeks to systematically inform policymak¬ers on the desirability of introducing or maintaining specific tax benefits by gathering and analyzing avail¬able quantitative and qualitative information on their effects. Evaluation processes can be tailored to different levels of data availability and analytical capacity. An evaluation should focus on the policy objective of a TE and whether it effectively and efficiently contrib¬utes to that policy objective. Although important lessons can be learned from coun¬try practices in implementing increasingly ambitious evaluation processes, there is no single best-practice approach to replicate.