Indirect Tax Reform in the Philippines: A Complementary Measure to the Tariff Reform Program, 1979-1985

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Cielito F. Habito

doi:10.62986/pjd1987.14.1c

June 1, 1987Journal of Philippine development

Indirect Tax Reform in the Philippines: A Complementary Measure to the Tariff Reform Program, 1979-1985

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Key Points

The study finds that indirect tax reform can significantly influence the market for certain goods, enhancing overall economic efficiency.
An effective protection rate calculation reveals critical insights into the interaction between tariff systems and indirect taxes.
The analysis suggests that various indirect tax schemes may have distinct impacts on market performance and economic policy effectiveness.
Understanding this interplay helps policymakers design better fiscal measures, potentially improving economic growth in the Philippines.

Implication

This analysis examines how indirect tax reform interacts with the tariff system, indicating potential market impacts on goods.

Abstract

This study analyzes the effect of the interaction between domestic indirect taxes and tariff system to the market of particular goods. Computation of effective protection rates is provided and the implications of alternative indirect tax schemes are examined.

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Indirect Tax Reform in the Philippines: A Complementary Measure to the Tariff Reform Program, 1979-1985

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Indirect Tax Reform in the Philippines: A Complementary Measure to the Tariff Reform Program, 1979-1985

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