India, April 14 -- Three insights stand out from the latest Oxfam analysis of tax-related recommendations by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to the various nations. The first is that in the past few years, India received the highest number of the so-called 'regressive' inputs. According to a media report, of nearly 300 such proposals issued to more than 40 nations, India accounted for 126, or 44 per cent. This sounds quite unbelievable, and implies that despite lauding India on various fronts, the IMF believes that the nation's tax system needs several changes to evolve a stable and uniform system. Indeed, it thinks that the Indian tax system is highly uneven and fragmented, and the regressive policies will lead to more uniformity, ...