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Skewness test of the statistical noise.

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Stochastic tax frontier model estimation, panel data for 26 EU countries, 2000–2015.

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Table 3.

The marginal effects of the CPI, shadow economy, documents to import and cost to import on the mean E(u) of the inefficiency term ui,t.

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Results from panel data STFM estimation of VAT gap using Battese and Coelli [7] model for EU-26 countries, 2000–2015.

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The estimation of time-varying and persistent VAT inefficiency by the stochastic tax frontier model for EU-26 countries, 2000–2015.

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Results of the STFM estimation of time-varying and persistent technical efficiency VAT and VAT gap using the model of Kumbhakar, Lien and Hardaker [8] for EU-26, 2000–2015.

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The changes in VAT gap estimates from 2011 to 2018 calculated by HM revenues & customs in the United Kingdom.

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Fig 1.

Time-varying VAT gap and persistent VAT gap in the western group of EU countries.

The blue dotted line represents the time-dependent Value Added Tax gap and the red line represents the country-specific or persistent Value Added Tax gap, between 2005–2015. The persistent and time-dependent VAT gap was generated in STATA after the STFM estimation.

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Fig 2.

Time-varying VAT gap and persistent VAT gap in the southern group of EU countries.

The blue dotted line represents the time-dependent Value Added Tax gap and the red line represents the country-specific or persistent Value Added Tax gap, between 2005–2015. The persistent and time-dependent VAT gap was generated in STATA after the STFM estimation.

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Fig 3.

Time-varying VAT gap and persistent VAT gap in the eastern group of EU countries.

The blue dotted line represents the time-dependent Value Added Tax gap and the red line represents the country-specific or persistent Value Added Tax gap, between 2005–2015. The persistent and time-dependent VAT gap was generated in STATA after the STFM estimation.

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Table 8.

Results from the panel data STFM estimation of VAT gap versus the VAT gap obtained by the CASE [4, 5] top-down method for 2015.

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Table 9.

Endogeneity test for the input variable of the stochastic tax frontier model.

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Table 10.

Endogeneity test for the environmental variables (Z variables) of the stochastic tax frontier model.

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