Use and Misuse of Tax Compliance Costs in Evaluating the GST

Binh Tran‐Nam

Australian Economic Review, 2001, vol. 34, issue 3, 279-290

Abstract: This article examines the use of tax compliance costs in evaluating tax reform and seeks to demonstrate that the Government's current approach is flawed.

Date: 2001
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