Fiscal Studies · 1994 · 61 citations · 3 references
Public AffairsEconomicsPublic FinancePublic EconomicsPublic ExpenditureTaxationGovernment ExpenditurePublic Expenditure ManagementPublic Expenditure PolicyTax CreditsTax IncentivesTax MeasuresEarmarked ContributionsEarmarked Sales TaxesEarmarked Social Security Taxes
Tax earmarking, or hypothecation, refers to the assigning of receipts either from a single tax base, or as a proportion from a wider pool of revenue, to a specific end use; it contrasts with general fund financing of expenditure from consolidated receipts. The idea has been seized on both by those who want to
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