Revenue sharing tends to refer to a specific method of calculating transfers to the states according to the sharing of federal revenues.

It discusses the importance of fiscal federalism for the size of the tax burden and of the public sector. The discussion is based on the situation in Sweden.

Revenue sharing, a government unit's apportioning of part of its tax income to other units of government.

Revenue sharing can take several forms: tax bases can be shared, or taxes can be pooled and then shared.

additional tax revenue can be allocated through revenue-sharing arrangements so that all government units end up securing more of the taxpayers' money.

Revenue sharing is a great American opportunity missed. The debate about the 1972 Act and its extension should have been an.

The chapter then presents the economic rationale of federal-state-local fiscal transfers and discusses grant design issues to advance equity and efficiency ...

Revenue sharing is a type of fiscal federalism whereby the federal government allocates revenue to state and local governments with little or no strings.

Fiscal Federalism: Sharing Revenue Is Not Enough. Neal R. Peirce. Revenue sharing is a great American opportunity missed. The debate about the 1972 Act and ...