A Fair Share of Tax : A Fiscal Anthropology of Contemporary Sweden.
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Cham :
Springer International Publishing AG,
2018.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Preface
- Contents
- About the Book
- Chapter 1: Exchanges Create Relations
- Defining Taxation
- Reciprocity
- Why Sweden?
- Understanding the Relationship between Society and Tax
- Fieldwork: Ethnography of Swedes' Views on Taxation
- Research on Why We Pay Tax
- Anthropology of Economic Exchanges and Reciprocity
- Reciprocity Proliferating
- To See Tax as a Gift-Or?
- Conclusion
- Literature
- Chapter 2: Taxpayers' Relation to Their State
- Taxes in Terms of Reciprocity Cannot Be Measured
- The Agency's View on Why Taxpayers Comply
- Fairness in Tax Collection
- Who Is the Taxpayer?
- A Contemporary View of Taxpayers at the Agency
- Getting Value for 'Tax' Money
- Unfairly Treated by Society
- Balancing a Fair Deal with the State
- Conclusion
- Literature
- Chapter 3: Taxpayer to Taxpayer Relation
- The Agency's View
- Barter
- Taxpayer Views on Barter
- Business and Private Life
- An Example: Horse Trotting
- Business and Private Life Continued
- Informalizing the Formal
- Formalizing the Informal: Share Economy
- Conclusion
- Literature
- Chapter 4: Tensions between Paying and Receiving
- Being Magister
- Progressive Marginal Tax
- Pillars of Society
- Balance Artists
- Contributive and Distributive Balancing
- Not Paying for Those Who Do Not Pay
- A Fair Society
- Conclusion
- Literature
- Chapter 5: Making Tax Compliant
- Taxation Is a Total Social Phenomenon
- Balance Outstanding
- Fair Share-All Need to Contribute
- Literature
- Index.