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Numerous governments’ growing interest in extending the tax base can be observed. The article discusses the conditions determining taxpayers’ attitudes and their reactions to taxation and the mechanisms of their most common conduct, i.e. tax shift. It takes into account the Polish scientists’, Adam Krzyżanowski’s and Roman Rybarski’s, output in the area in the twenty-year interwar period, as well...
In a dynamic optimisation framework we show that the optimal tax evasion can be either a positive or a negative function of the tax rate according to the form of the fine to be paid when evasion is detected.
Tax evasion may cause social welfare losses due to the incentives of taxpayers to invest in the concealment and of tax authorities to invest in the detection of tax evasion. Reducing the investment of both parties at the same time would then lead to a Pareto improvement. Given that concealment and detection costs are hardly measurable in reality, we show in a controlled laboratory experiment that...
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