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Le modèle d'impôt sur le revenu : Mir 4

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  • Antoine Coutière
  • Christian Pontagnier
  • William Godderidge

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[fre] Le modèle d'impôt sur le revenu : Mir 4 . par Antoine Coutière, Christian Pontagnier, William Godderidge. . Le modèle d'impôt sur le revenu présenté dans cet article est le quatrième modèle de ce type mis au point à la Direction de la prévision depuis une quinzaine d'années. Sa méthodologie est donc stabilisée : à partir du dernier échantillon représentatif de 40 000 foyers fiscaux (enquête revenus 1975 de l'Inséé) on effectue des prévisions et des simulations d'impôt pour l'année en cours et les années à venir. La taille de l'échantillon permet de donner des indications fiables sur la répartition de l'impôt et le coût des mesures nouvelles en fonction de très nombreux critères tels que la catégorie socio-professionnelle, l'âge, la taille de la famille, la nature et le niveau du revenu. . Après l'analyse de la répartition statistique de l'impôt qui fait l'objet de la première partie, l'article illustre les autres principales possibilités d'utilisa- tion du modèle Mir4. La seconde partie est consacrée à son emploi en projection pour des années plus récentes que l'année de l'enquête. La dernière partie enfin étudie le résultat de simulations de dispositions fiscales alternatives à la législation actuelle. [eng] French income tax model : Mir 4 . by Antoine Coutière, Christian Pontagnier, William Godderidge. . The income tax model presented in this article is the fourth model of this type elaborated at the Direction de la prévision (Forecasts Division) over the past fifteen years or so Its methodology is therefore stabilized : on the basis of the latest representative sample of 40.000 households liable for income tax (1975 Inséé —Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques— survey on incomes) it is possible to work out tax forescasts and simulations for the current year and coming years. The size of the sample enables us to give reliable indications on the distribution of the tax and the cost of new measures, in terms of a great many criteria such as social and economic category, age, size of the family, nature and level of income. . After the analysis of the statistical distribution of the tax (objet of Part I) the article illustrates the other chief possibilities for.using the Mir 4 model Part II is devoted to its projectional application to years more recent than the year of the survey. Finally, the last part studies the result of simulations of taxation provisions which are alternatives to those in force under existing legislation.

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  • Antoine Coutière & Christian Pontagnier & William Godderidge, 1981. "Le modèle d'impôt sur le revenu : Mir 4," Économie et Prévision, Programme National Persée, vol. 46(1), pages 5-29.
  • Handle: RePEc:prs:ecoprv:ecop_0249-4744_1981_num_46_1_6038
    DOI: 10.3406/ecop.1981.6038
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