In Italy, firms pay tax on reported profits at a constant proportionate rate t € (0,1). If the firm's profit is, the owner of the firm can choose to report any amount of profit r where 0 ≤r ≤, and thus pay tr in tax. However, if the firm is audited, it must pay additional tax on unreported profit -r at a rate of t+f, where 0

In Italy, firms pay tax on reported profits at a constant proportionate rate t € (0,1). If the firm's profit is, the owner of the firm can choose to report any amount of profit r where 0 ≤r ≤, and thus pay tr in tax. However, if the firm is audited, it must pay additional tax on unreported profit -r at a rate of t+f, where 0

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