The Laffer Curve is “inverted U”. As the tax rate starts from 0% and increases, the Laffer Curve moves in an upward slope till it reaches a point of optimal value. As the tax rate increases further, the Laffer curve moves in downward slope direction, indicating decrease in tax revenue. You can read about the Taxation System in India – Types, GST, VAT, Objectives, Limitation, Laffer Curve in the given link.

Further readings:

  1. Global Minimum Corporate Tax – Minimum tax rate proposed by the G7
  2. Base Erosion and Profit Sharing – Strategies used by Multinational Companies

Related Links

Tax Administration Reform Commission (TARC) – UPSC Notes for Indian Economy

General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) – Anti Tax Avoidance Law in India

Previous Years Economics Mains Questions for UPSC General Studies Paper – 3

Black Money, Tax-Evasion & Tax-Avoidance

Global Corporate Tax and India: RSTV- Big Picture

Topic-Wise GS 3 Questions for UPSC Mains

UPSC Mains General Studies Paper-III Strategy, Syllabus & Structure

CBDT – Central Board of Direct Taxes: Functions and Structure

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