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This paper deals with optimal income and commodity taxation in an economy, where alcohol is an externality …-generating consumption good. In our model, alcohol can be bought domestically, imported, or produced illegally. Border trade alone implies an … incentive to set the domestic alcohol tax below the marginal social damage of alcohol, and to tax (subsidize) commodities that …
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This paper deals with optimal income and commodity taxation in an economy, where alcohol is an externality …-generating consumption good. In our model, alcohol can be bought domestically, imported (via border trade) or produced illegally. Border … trade implies an incentive to set the domestic alcohol tax below the marginal social damage of alcohol, and to tax …
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This paper investigates how concealment costs of transfer pricing and the probability of detection affect transfer pricing and firm behavior. We find that transfer pricing in intermediate production factors does not affect real activity of a multinational firm if the firm's concealment effort as...
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Multinational companies can exploit the tax advantage of debt more aggressively than national companies. Besides utilizing the standard debt tax shield, multinationals can shift debt from affiliates in low-tax countries to affiliates in high-tax countries. We study the capital structure of...
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This chapter provides a description of one of the key anti-tax-avoidance rules to combat profit shifting by multinational corporations, so called Controlled Foreign Corporation (CFC) rules that directly target income in low-tax countries. We explain some key institutional features of CFC...
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This paper examines the flexibility of multinational firms to use income-shifting strategies within a tax year to react to operating losses. First, we develop an analytical model that considers how affiliate losses can be adjusted by using the transfer prices of tangible and intangible assets,...
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