Tax competition in EU leads to heavier burden on labor.
Tax competition in the EU involves countries cutting tax rates to attract businesses from other EU Member States. This can lead to a heavier tax burden on labor compared to capital. The effects of tax competition vary depending on the starting tax levels and structures of each country. Intense tax competition in the EU can also be influenced by how other countries outside the EU react. If they respond aggressively, it could have negative consequences on the EU labor market.