The high taxation of working families Patricia Apps, University of Sydney ABSTRACT This paper reports the findings of an empirical analysis of the tax treatment of families. The results show that, after two decades of re - Income splitting - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The high taxation of working families Patricia Apps, University of Sydney ABSTRACT This paper reports the findings of an empirical analysis of the tax treatment of families. The results show that, after two decades of re Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-07-22 21:51:43 Open Document File Size: 241,79 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Sydney 2 AUSTRALIAN REVIEW / / Country Australia / / Currency USD / cent / / Facility University of Sydney / Australian National University / The University of Sydney / / IndustryTerm public services / / Organization Australian Bureau of Statistics / School of Economics and Political Science / As in Australian Government / Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development / Research School of Social Sciences / Australian National University / OECD / University of Sydney / Faculty of Law / Medicare / / Person Patricia Apps / Medicare Levy / / / Position representative / Professor in Public Economics / / PublishedMedium the Journal of Political Economy / / SocialTag Taxation Public economics Income tax in the United States Progressive tax Political economy Medicare Income splitting Tax credit Child benefit Tax incidence

The high taxation of working families Patricia Apps, University of Sydney ABSTRACT This paper reports the findings of an empirical analysis of the tax treatment of families. The results show that, after two decades of reAdd to Reading List