
handle: 11511/23700
Bu çalışma, dinamik yaşam döngüsü simülasyon modeli kullanarak Türkiye için temelbir vergi reformu önerisinde -düz vergi sistemi- bulunarak, iki durum arasındaki makroekonomik değişkenler ve refahın bir karşılaştırmasını sunmaktadır. Düz vergi sistemidurumunda modelde yer alan önceki tüm vergiler kaldırılır ve yerine tüm gelir sabit biroranla vergilenir ve o yıl yapılan yatırımlar vergi tabanından düşülür. Model, önerilenvergi sisteminin önemli bir üretim ve refah artışı sağlayacağını tahmin etmektedir.
This study compares the macroeconomic and welfare effects of a fundemantal taxreform, that is flat tax system for the Turkish case by using a dynamic life-cyclesimulation model. Flat tax system removes all current tax rates and taxes all sourcesof income at the same rate by expensing the investments at the year they are made. Themodel projects significant increase in output by shifting from the current graduatedtax system to the flat tax; as well as an increase in welfare.
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Maliye, Social welfare, Economics, Welfare economy, Turkish tax system, Welfare, Tax reform, Taxes, Tax administration and procedure, Macroeconomic variables, Taxation, Ekonomi, Finance, Tax system
Maliye, Social welfare, Economics, Welfare economy, Turkish tax system, Welfare, Tax reform, Taxes, Tax administration and procedure, Macroeconomic variables, Taxation, Ekonomi, Finance, Tax system
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