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Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Maldives: Technical Assistance Report—Estimating Tax Expenditures
International Monetary Fund. Fiscal Affairs Dept.
The Maldives has identified the estimation and regular reporting of tax expenditures (TEs) as one of the top priority areas in continuing its tax modernization process. TEs are alternative policy tools (e.g., to direct transfers and other spending measures) in the form of provisions in the tax legislation that modify the tax liability of individuals or companies. The cost of TEs should be identified, measured, and publicly reported to improve transparency in fiscal management.
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business profit Tax Expenditure; Model structure; memo item; business profit taxpayer; business profit tax data; Value-added tax; Corporate income tax; Consumption taxes; Tax allowances; Personal income tax
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International Monetary Fund. Fiscal Affairs Dept.

-Banks, Banks, and Current Personal Income Tax Files 4. Business Profit Tax Model Structure 5. Business Profit Tax Expenditure in 2019 6. Business Profit Tax Expenditure by Industry in 2019 7. Costing of Business Profit Tax Memo Items 8. Business Profit Tax Expenditure in 2020 9. Business Profit Tax Expenditure by Industry in 2020 10. Microsimulation—Costing of Hypothetical Tax Provisions 11. Distribution of Goods and Services Tax Payments Based on Turnover 12. The Structure of the Goods and Services Tax Model 13. Tax Expenditures in the Goods and Services

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business profit tax Model; Tax expenditures
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Maldives: Technical Assistance Report––Estimating Tax Expenditures
International Monetary Fund. Fiscal Affairs Dept.

-mal deduction is also low—below 1 percent of BPT revenues. Figure 5. Business Profit Tax Expenditure in 2019 Source: IMF staff calculation. 26. If we consider the higher tax rate on banks as negative TE, the 2019 BPT TE is MVR 27 million (one percent of total BPT collected or 0.2 percent of total tax revenue) (see Appendix) . The 25 percent tax rate on banks raises significant additional revenue (40 percent more than would be collected under the standard rate of 15 percent). 27. There is significant variation in the allocation of TE across industries ( Figure

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BPT TE; BPT collection; BPT model; BPT Benchmark; tax return data; Corporate income tax; Consumption taxes; BPT tax returns