Document Type
White Paper
Publisher
University of Maine Bureau of Labor Education
Publication Date
2010
Publisher location
Orono, Maine
Abstract/ Summary
Most people do not enjoy paying taxes, which are the primary source of revenue for governments at all levels, but most people also probably agree that ultimately, some kind of taxation is necessary. However, public support for taxes is greatly influenced by perceptions of whether tax systems are fair or equitable, and these perceptions are unfortunately not always based on factual information or clear understanding. The ongoing debate over Maine’s latest attempt at tax reform is no exception.
Repository Citation
Bureau of Labor Education. University of Maine, "Who Pays and Who Benefits: 21st Century Tax Reform for Maine" (2010). Bureau of Labor Education. 30.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/labor_education/30
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