Template-type: ReDif-Paper 1.0
Author-Name: Cnossen,Sijbren
Author-workplace-name: METEOR
Title: Tax policy in the european union, A review of issues and options
Abstract: As economic integration within the European Union (EU) progresses, the interactions between the tax systems of the Member States are of growing importance. Member State tax policies can have spillover effects on other Member States and differing abilities to provide net fiscal benefits to residents may impair the efficient allocation of productive factors across the EU. These considerations have important implications for the design and coordination of tax systems in the EU. Following a survey of tax developments and a review of the criteria that should govern the tax relationships between the Member States, this paper analyzes the issues and options that Member States face when levying and coordinating their taxes on consumption, labor and capital. 
Keywords: Economics ; 
Series: Research Memoranda
Creation-Date: 2002
Number: 023
File-URL: http://arnop.unimaas.nl/show.cgi?fid=461
File-Format: application/pdf
File-Size: 636723
Handle: RePEc:unm:umamet:2002023