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Tax polici in new EU members: Estonia and othr Baltic states

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  • Evelin, Ahermaa
  • Luigi, Bernardi

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The paper discusses the fiscal systems of Estonia, Latvi nd Lituania. Quentitative data and instuutionale features are given for the main taxes, and their development since the transition of the early 1990s. Recent tax reforms as well as that planned are examinated together with suggestion for the improvments of Baltics Tax systems

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  • Evelin, Ahermaa & Luigi, Bernardi, 2004. "Tax polici in new EU members: Estonia and othr Baltic states," MPRA Paper 18158, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    Tax Systems Tax Reforms Baltic Countries;

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    • H20 - Public Economics - - Taxation, Subsidies, and Revenue - - - General

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