Striking a balance between bringing in revenue and attracting investment is a key concern for tax policymakers. But, as taxpayers at the Developing a Tax Environment for Growth and Competitiveness conference in Vienna last week pointed out, that balance is difficult to achieve because it is often based on undefined underlying assumptions.
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