Aflevering 5 - Oorlog en belastingen (deel 1)

<p>Aan de keizer is een productie van het Instituut voor Fiscaal Recht van de KU Leuven. Reacties zijn welkom via podcast.fiscaalrecht@kuleuven.be</p><p> </p><p>In deze aflevering:</p><p>Pearl Harbor * Van klassenbelasting naar massabelasting * Donald Duck * Dienstplicht * Joan Baez vs. de oorlog * Inflatie en de War on Terror</p><p> </p><p>Bronnen:</p><p>President Franklin Roosevelt’s ‘Day of Infamy’ Speech, National Archives Catalog, NAID: 1436350, <a href="https://catalog.archives.gov/id/1436350">https://catalog.archives.gov/id/1436350</a></p><p>Will Freeland en Scott Hodge, “Tax Equity and the Growth in Nonpayers”, https://taxfoundation.org/research/all/federal/tax-equity-and-growth-nonpayers</p><p>Carolyn C. Jones, “Class Tax To Mass Tax: The Role of Propaganda In The Expansion of the Income Tax During World War II”, Buffalo Law Review 1988-89, 685-737</p><p>Walt Disney, &quot;The Spirit of &#39;43&quot;, https://archive.org/details/TheSpiritOf43_56</p><p>Naomi Feldman en Joel Slemrod, “War and Taxation: When Does Patriotism Overcome the Free-Rider Impulse?”, in Isaac William Martin, Ajay K. Mehrotra en Monica Prasad (eds.), <em>The New Fiscal Sociology. Taxation in Comparative and Historical Perspective</em>, Cambridge University Press, 2009</p><p>William B. Anderson, “I paid my income tax today: How the U.S. government used public relations to persuade its citizens to accept a mass tax during World War II”, Public Relations Review 2020, 4</p><p>Gallup, “Taxes”, https://news.gallup.com/poll/1714/taxes.aspx</p><p>Steven A. Bank en Kirk J. Stark, “War and Taxes”, Journal of Scholarly Perspectives 2008/4, 1</p>