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We discuss a family of models expressed by nonlinear differential equationsystems describing closed market societies in the presence of taxation andredistribution. We focus in particular on three example models obtained incorrespondence to different parameter choices. We analyse the influence of thevarious choices on the long time shape of the income distribution. Severalsimulations suggest that behavioral heterogeneity among the individuals plays adefinite role in the formation of fat tails of the asymptotic stationarydistributions. This is in agreement with results found with differentapproaches and techniques. We also show that an excellent fit for thecomputational outputs of our models is provided by the k-generalizeddistribution introduced by G. Kaniadakis (Physica A 296 (2001) 405-425).

Exploiting the flexibility of a family of models for taxation and redistribution