CASE's new study: EU countries lost EUR 151.5 billion of VAT revenues in 2015
CASE authored a study on the VAT Gap in the European Union in 2015 commissioned by the European Commission. In 2015, the VAT Gap in the EU-28 Member States amounted to EUR 151.5 billion. The VAT Gap is the difference between expected and actual VA...
Mutual Learning for Reducing Tax Gaps in V4 Countries and Ukraine
Tax gaps, or the differences between tax amounts that are due by the taxpayers and the amounts that are actually collected by the state, remain a c...
More for less: What tax system for Poland? | 150th mBank-CASE Seminar
More for less: What tax system for Poland? That was the theme of the 150th mBank-CASE Seminar, held on June 22 in cooperation with Łazarski Univers...
How do the European Commission and European countries fight VAT fraud?
The VAT gap, both on the European Union scale and that of particular member states (though not all of them) appeals to the imagination and awakens...
Professor Stanisław Gomułka: Radical deficit reduction should be Poland's main fiscal policy goal...
Yesterday's mBank-CASE seminar on the Polish tax system (June 22, 2017) started with comments from Professor Gomułka (chief economist of the BC...
What role can tax incentives for venture capital and business angels play in fostering investment?
Tax incentives have become an increasingly important part of the investment and innovation policy mix in the EU and beyond. The study Effectiveness...
CASE contributes to the report on fiscal rules in the EU
One of the most striking economic governance trends of recent years has been the increased resort to fiscal rules. In the EU as a whole, the number...
