Economics volume 2
Economics volume 2
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Principles of administration. Whatever forms of taxes are adopted, whether on property or income, whether at proportional or at progressive rates, their justice and ex- CH. 17] OBJECTS AND PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION 283 pediency depend largely on their administration. Principle and practice in this, as in most affairs, may go far apart. The administration of taxation should be economical, certain, and uniform. (1) Some laws are more easily and economically executed than others. The time of collecti...on should be as con- venient as possible for the citizen, and the mode of payment should be the most simple. (2) The utmost certainty is desir- able as to the time, method of payment, and amount. Taxation that, in its principle, is variable, shifting, or dependent on personal whim and favoritism, is despotism. (3) But the greatest evils, in practice, result from failures in uniformity as between individuals. The assessment of taxes has to be intrusted to men with fallible judgment, imperfect knowl- edge, and selfish interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Principles of administration. Whatever forms of taxes are adopted, whether on property or income, whether at proportional or at progressive rates, their justice and ex- CH. 17] OBJECTS AND PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION 283 pediency depend largely on their administration. Principle and practice in this, as in most affairs, may go far apart. The administration of taxation should be economical, certain, and uniform. (1) Some laws are more easily and economically executed than others. The time of collecti...on should be as con- venient as possible for the citizen, and the mode of payment should be the most simple. (2) The utmost certainty is desir- able as to the time, method of payment, and amount. Taxation that, in its principle, is variable, shifting, or dependent on personal whim and favoritism, is despotism. (3) But the greatest evils, in practice, result from failures in uniformity as between individuals. The assessment of taxes has to be intrusted to men with fallible judgment, imperfect knowl- edge, and selfish interests.
What to read after Economics volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fetter, Frank A. (Frank Albert), 1863-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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