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Headlines
- Recent analysis shows that underreporting of income by the self-employed may be relatively high, ranging from 10% to 43% of the income reported by the employed, in a sample of European countries.
- JRC work suggests that such levels of income underreporting by the self-employed may produce budgetary losses of up to 1.6% of GDP.
- This form of tax evasion typically also has negative distributional implications, due to the high concentration of self-employment income in the higher income groups and the progressivity of tax systems.
Resources
The fiscal and social cost of tax evasion: the impact of underreporting of income by the self-employed
More information and links
| Geographic coverage | European Union |
| Available from | 16 Dec 2021 |
| Related organisation(s) | JRC - Joint Research Centre |
| Knowledge service | Metadata | Composite Indicators (CC-COIN) |
