Los impuestos territoriales en Colombia y la inequidad social, ¿la voluntad de la clase dominante erigida en ley?
Property taxes in colombia and social inequality, The will of the ruling class made into a law?
Abstract (en)
This document is one critical analysis of the regressivity of the tax system performsboth work departmental level and at the municipal level. For the former, the outlook
remains supported by the ability of regional governments to increase the vice so
that the population increase the consumption of alcohol, snuff and game of chance,
which are the backbone of its resources and they are classified as indirect taxes,
which are regressive nature. On the other hand, municipal income present a similar
result against tax inequity, since most of the own revenues come from consumption
taxes (industry and trade), which is also characterized by regressive in nature.
Abstract (es)
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