It is also supported by the Tax Management Association of the
Philippines (TMAP) and the OGP Fiscal Reform Coalition.
Briefly, my concept of "tax reforms" are in favor of taxpayers and not of the state or government. So minimum or zero income tax as much as possible and government can levy various consumption-based taxes (VAT, GST, excise tax, travel tax, amusement tax, property tax, vehicle registration tax,...) plus various regulatory fees.
I will discuss my two papers published in BusinessWorld, (1) A simple model of raising tax revenues if rates are cut, and (2) PH splitting into many new island-nations.
Briefly, my concept of "tax reforms" are in favor of taxpayers and not of the state or government. So minimum or zero income tax as much as possible and government can levy various consumption-based taxes (VAT, GST, excise tax, travel tax, amusement tax, property tax, vehicle registration tax,...) plus various regulatory fees.
I will discuss my two papers published in BusinessWorld, (1) A simple model of raising tax revenues if rates are cut, and (2) PH splitting into many new island-nations.
The latter is to encourage tax
competition, governance competition, national stupidity reduction, among many new island-nations. This will spare the
rest of the PH of plunderers and mass murderers like the Marcoses, Binays,
Duterte as their "national leaders."
A "national stupidity reduction" is simply reducing the geographical area that megalomaniacs,
notorious central planners and dictatorship-prone politicians -- and their
consultants and supporters -- can rule. This way, their chance of ruling the
entire PH is significantly reduced because some if not many of them can be defeated in
other (new) island-nations. My friend Bernard Ong called this process as “geofencing of nuts”. :-)
See also:
Tax Cut 21: Taxation Without Income Discrimination, November 02, 2014
Tax Cut 22: ASEAN Taxation and Philippine Fiscal Incentives, March 25, 2015
Tax Cut 23: Tax Competition in Asia, Hikes in Europe, May 10, 2015
Tax Cut 23: Tax Competition in Asia, Hikes in Europe, May 10, 2015
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