Tax incidence is concerned with the tax welfare. Specifically, it analyzes the tax on economic welfare. It's said tax incidence takes the burden of the tax.
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Tax incidence refers to who actually pays the tax. Tax incidence can be divided into 1. formal incidence :the party liable to the tax 2. Informal incidence :party who actually pays the tax, The tax incidence is decided by the elasticity of demand and supply for a good or service.
The legal incidence is on the person or company who is legally obliged to pay the tax. Effective incidence refers to who actually ends up paying the tax.
Who actually bears the burden of the tax
what is the incidence of corporate tax in an imperfectly competitive market graphically and mathematically?
The impact of a tax refers to the person who pays it to the government in the first instance. The incidence of a tax refers to the money burden of a tax on the person who ultimately pays it. - MP
the elasticity of demand of the product taxed
The incidence of a tax refers to who ultimately bears the economic burden of the tax. It can fall on consumers, producers, or be divided between the two depending on factors like price elasticity of demand and supply. Ultimately, the burden of the tax is determined by how the tax affects the equilibrium price and quantity in the market.
Advantage: Progressive taxes attempt to reduce the tax incidence of people with a lower ability-to-pay, as they shift the incidence increasingly to those with a higher ability-to-pay
Amedeo Tagliacozzo has written: 'I sabra del kibbutz' -- subject(s): Kibbutzim, Socialization 'Per una sociologia dell'evasione fiscale' -- subject(s): Income tax, Progressive taxation, Social aspects of Tax incidence, Social classes, Tax deductions, Tax evasion, Tax exemption, Tax incidence
Gregg A Esenwein has written: 'Comparative tax burdens' -- subject(s): Tax incidence
A. J. Stagliano has written: 'Incidence of the Insurance Company Federal Income Tax' 'The incidence of the life insurance company Federal income tax' -- subject(s): Life Insurance, Taxation