The Impacts of Three Alternative Tax Plans on Selected Firms  Results from a Tax Simulation Model for Kansas

Burress, David; Oslund, Patricia; El-Hodiri, Mohamed

The Impacts of Three Alternative Tax Plans on Selected Firms Results from a Tax Simulation Model for Kansas

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1991-03-01

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Burress, David

Oslund, Patricia

El-Hodiri, Mohamed

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Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas

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Technical Report

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Technical Report;185

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This study was commissioned by Kansas Inc. at the request of the State Legislature. The study looks at the impact of a number of proposed tax changes on the Kansas business climate. The specifics of the alternative tax plans considered in the study were outlined by members of a bipartisan committee chaired by Representative Joan Wagnon. The alternate plans were provided to the Institute for Public Policy and Business Research through Kansas Inc

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David Burress, Patricia Oslund, Mohamed El-Hodiri. The Impacts of Three Alternative Tax Plans on Selected Firms Results from a Tax Simulation Model for Kansas. Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas. Technical Repot Series: 185 (March 1, 1991).

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