A Proposal for Improving Personal Income Tax in Chile
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https://doi.org/10.11565/gesten.v6i1.139Keywords:
taxation in Chile, Global Complementary Tax, IGC, taxesAbstract
This article analyzes the redistributive effects of taxation in Chile and argues that the Global Complementary Tax (IGC) could collect more from higher-income regions. It proposes increasing the IGC, mainly for the group of higher-income taxpayers that benefited from the tax reduction policy applied in 2014.
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