Tax Misconceptions in High Places

Taylor, Matthew

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Tax Misconceptions in High Places

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2015

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Taylor, Matthew

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Centre for Independent Studies

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In the lead up to the budget, there is inevitably talk of tax reform. Reform, however, is a nebulous concept. To some, "reform" means tax increases to fund whatever government program takes their fancy. To others, it means looking at opportunities to increase the efficiency of the tax system.

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