Indicator
Personal income taxes (PIT) and social security contributions (SSCs) analysis
Implemented
Not Implemented
Not Applicable
| Level | ALB | BIH | KOS | MNE | MKD | SRB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The PIT and SSC analysis carried out is used as a key input in tax policy making and has had an impact on recent tax policy changes. | ||||||
| Microdata is used to compare the statutory tax burden to the effective tax rate paid by taxpayers across the income distribution. | ||||||
| The distributional impact of the PIT and SSC system is analysed. | ||||||
| The economy systematically and continuously analyses the impact of the PIT system and SSCs on labour market outcomes using tax and labour market microdata. | ||||||
| Some analysis on the impact of the PIT system and SSCs on labour market outcomes has been carried out. | ||||||
| The economy has used tax and labour market data to analyse the impact of the PIT system and SSCs on informal employment, women’s labour force participation, and youth unemployment. | ||||||
| The economy analyses the impact of structural trends, such as population ageing and migration on PIT revenues and on the sustainability of the social protection system. | ||||||
| The economy has implemented the OECD Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) standards and is using the data for tax policy and compliance purposes. | ||||||
| The economy regularly uses information received through the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) between tax administrations to assess the tax burden on capital income across the income distribution. |
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