Static tax analysis assumes

A) all of the present tax rates will be in place for a minimum of twenty years.
B) changes in the tax rates have no effect on the tax base.
C) changes in the tax rates have no effect on tax revenue.
D) changes in the tax rates will change the tax base.


Answer: B

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