Meelis Kitsing writes about the advantages of Estonia’s tax system:
Tax policy has been an important ingredient in Estonia’s reform efforts that have been among the most radical and far-reaching of all those seen in Central and Eastern Europe since the breakup of the Soviet Union and the fall of communism in its satellite states. Estonia has implemented profound economic, trade, fiscal, and monetary reform, alongside an overhaul of governance designed to impose the rule of law and deliver efficiency. This has worked in sync with the approach taken to tax policy. Tax policy should not be seen in isolation; carried out well, it can be key to a sound economic environment. In Estonia, that has been the case.
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