Tax cheating : illegal--but is it immoral? - Morris, Donald, 1945- (Albany : Excelsior Editions, 2012)
Contents note continued: Getting What You Pay For -- What If Everyone Cheated? -- The Uneven Playing Field -- Six.Unintentional Cheating -- A Fork in the Road -- Fair Share Argument -- Unintended Cheating -- The Meaning of Cheating in Football -- Blaming the Messenger -- Seven.The Courts, Equity, and Taxes Due -- Taxes and Equity -- Rules and Principles -- The Innocent Spouse Rules -- The Courts and Equity -- Equity, Subjectivity, and Negligence -- The Bankrupt Taxpayer -- Interpreting the Law---Transparency -- Eight.Compliance, Complexity, Conscience, and Fairness -- The Moral Dimension of Tax Compliance -- The Matthew Effect -- Our Vision of a Fair Share -- The Moral Quality of Actions -- Enlisting Conscience in Reducing Tax Cheating -- Conscientious Objectors -- Civil Disobedience.
Formerly CIP.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-268) and index.
Keywords: Tax evasion -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States; Income tax -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States; Taxation -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States