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Tax Burden on Labor in Europe

Reliance on Consumption Taxes in Europe

Reliance on Social Insurance Tax Revenue in Europe

New Details on the Austrian Tax Reform Plan

Reliance on Individual Income Tax Revenue in Europe

Reliance on Corporate Income Tax Revenue in Europe

Tax Treaty Network of European Countries

Notable Tax Policy Changes in Europe

Real Property Taxes in Europe

Inventory Valuation in Europe

Complexity of the VAT in Europe

Complexity of Labor Taxes in Europe

Complexity of the Corporate Income Tax in Europe

VAT Rates in Europe, 2019

Top Personal Income Tax Rates in Europe, 2019

Capital Allowances in Europe

Corporate Income Tax Rates in Europe, 2019

European Tech Firms Have Low Levels of Capital Spending

A Summary of Criticisms of the EU Digital Tax

There Is More Than Meets the Eye When Analyzing the UK’s Corporate Tax Cut

When taking a closer look at the UK’s recent corporate tax reform experiment, it becomes clear that there was significantly more at work than just a simple rate cut. Increasing the effective marginal tax rate on new investments could have had a negative effect on wages, potentially offsetting the positive effects from the corporate rate cut.