Markets in Vice, Markets in Virtue
What have the market forces of supply and demand to do with making the tax system more equitable? John Braithwaite argues that the competition policies that attack monopolies to ensure vigorous price competition and more efficient production of goods also drive more efficient production of abadsa. Tax avoidance, like any good or service, follows market logic: as the supply increases, so does the demand. Braithwaite makes this argument and explores its implications through a detailed comparative case study of taxation in the United States and Australia. He shows that it is possible to aflipa markets in the vice of tax avoidance to markets in the virtue of tax system integrity. Braithwaite sets out specific regulatory strategies and gives examples of how these might be applied. The result is a blueprint for restoring the equity of Western tax systems and a breakthrough theory of how regulators can support markets in virtue and curtail markets in vice. Markets in Vice, Markets in Virtue is essential reading for anyone involved in policy, governance and regulation. It has profound implications for business, and is of special interest to those working in taxation.There is a demand for total tax wipe-outs from wealthy people who would rather pay staggering fees to tax advisers than ... of international arbitrage opportunities that can give you a total tax wipe-out without any risk of Australian courts finding you in breach of Australian law. Rationalisations. Tax professionals involved with putting people into mass marketed schemes report that their clients are much lessanbsp;...
| Title | : | Markets in Vice, Markets in Virtue |
| Author | : | John Braithwaite |
| Publisher | : | Federation Press - 2005 |
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