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aim of the present paper is twofold: Firstly, we detail the tax mix of four member states of the European Union (Germany … Union ; tax mix of Germany ; the Netherlands ; Spain and United Kingdom …
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on being in employment. This paper surveys recent tax-benefit reforms in Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, The UK, France …
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aim of the present paper is twofold: Firstly, we detail the tax mix of four member states of the European Union (Germany …
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well-being has focused on improving the financial position of families with children. Using Understanding Society I show … for families with children to an emphasis on increasing social contacts. …
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A model is presented for simulating the tax burden on highly skilled manpower. The effective average tax rate, defined as the relative wedge between employment costs and disposable income, is computed. Income and payroll taxes and social security contributions not yielding an equivalent benefit...
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base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS). We use the introduction of such an interest deductibility restriction in Germany …
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base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS). We use the introduction of such an interest deductibility restriction in Germany …
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The theoretical literature suggests that when taking tax effects into account, debt ought to be preferable to equity. However, there are no uniform predictions of the size of this tax benefit (tax shield) in comparison to an opposing increasing cost of debt (especially insolvency costs). The...
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exploit Germany's 2009 tax reform, which introduced a final withholding tax on interest income with a flat rate 18 percentage …
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