Fiscal and environmental policies should be made mutually reinforcing. Green tax reforms imply not only the introduction of specific ecotaxes, but also the removal or modification of a number of existing taxes and tax provisions having detrimental effects on the environment. New ecotaxes can be compensated by the reduction of other existing ones such as income and labor taxes. Most OECD countries have introduced various ecotaxes, but only a few are implementing comprehensive green tax reforms. This report reviews the state of the art and the lessons which can be drawn as to the competitiveness, social equity, and employment implications of green taxes.
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