The fairness of the savings "loophole" in a consumption tax depends on having a tax at death
By: Brannon, Gerard Marion
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IEF | OP 1820/1988/38/11 (Browse shelf) | Available | En: Tax Notes, v. 38, n. 11, 1988; p. 1253-5 | OP 1820/1988/38/11 |
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