Abstract

ROBLES VALENCIA, ARTURO  and  HUESCA REYNOSO, LUIS. TAX INCIDENCE IN MEXICO: IS IT POSSIBLE TO INCREASE REVENUES WITHOUT AFFECTING THE POPULATION?. Finanz. polit. econ. [online]. 2013, vol.5, n.1, pp.59-78. ISSN 2248-6046.

This document reviews the theoretical and empirical literature concerning tax incidence and the possibility of generating a situation in which tax collection is increased on the basis of fair treatment for taxpayers on the part of the tax system. All of the above with the intention of reaching horizontal equity and with the aim to improve the welfare level in accordance with a redistributive effect. Additionally, the study considers the need of an effective tax collection to produce a robust system that is able to settle Mexican government expenditure. The document concludes with a series of comments based on the experience and the current situation of tax incidence.

Keywords : tax incidence; redistributive effect; tax collection effectiveness.

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