Inverted-U is the typical shape of a Laffer curve. As the tax rate increases beyond the optimal point, which is located at the peak of the Laffer curve, the Laffer curve starts moving in a downward slope direction, indicating a decrease in tax revenue. You can read about the Taxation System in India – Types, GST, VAT, Objectives, Limitation, Laffer Curve in the given link.

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. 

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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