Rethinking state tax expenditure budgets

Rethinking state tax expenditure budgets

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Article ID: iaor19932081
Country: United States
Volume: 5
Start Page Number: 337
End Page Number: 351
Publication Date: Mar 1993
Journal: Public Budgeting and Financial Management
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Keywords: decision: studies, planning, finance & banking, politics, government, law & law enforcement
Abstract:

The tax expenditure concept has generated extraordinary insights into the taxing and spending processes. The concept has provided a powerful analytical tool, although regrettably policymakers often have been drawn into needless definitional battles. At least nineteen states have embraced the concept by compiling a tax expenditure budget. A state tax expenditure budget can serve to highlight and publicize defects in the tax system. The next step, either independent of or in conjunction with such a budget, is for a state to apply a tax expenditure analysis to a manageable number of carefully selected provisions.

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