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We use a shock to the public scrutiny of firm subsidiary locations to investigate whether that scrutiny leads to changes in firms' disclosure and corporate tax avoidance behavior. ActionAid International, a non-profit activist group, levied public pressure on noncompliant U.K. firms in the FTSE...
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We use a shock to the public scrutiny of firm subsidiary locations to investigate whether that scrutiny leads to changes in firms' disclosure and corporate tax avoidance behavior. ActionAid International, a nonprofit activist group, levied public pressure on noncompliant U.K. firms in the FTSE...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012988372
We study the tax outcomes associated with losses in publicly traded U.S. multinational firms. We find that tax planning using tax haven operations, which is commonly associated with relatively favorable tax outcomes for profitable firms, is associated with poor tax outcomes from losses compared...
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This chapter reviews, and at times extends, the literature on multinational corporate income tax avoidance and its consequences. It is first important to note that multinational corporations pay a substantial amount of taxes, both direct and indirect. Yet, it is also the case that there is...
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We develop and describe a new measure of long-run corporate tax avoidance that is based on the ability to pay a low amount of cash taxes per dollar of pre-tax earnings over long time periods. We label this measure the long-run cash effective tax rate. We use the long-run cash effective tax rate...
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