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This paper describes the relevance to lawyers and law students of the concept of income for tax purposes and tax policy … legislation which reflect the changing perceptions of the public policies involved. Concerning the concept of income, there is a … discussion of the difference between economists' definition of income and the judicial approach. Giving as examples the …
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The Russian version can be found at 'http://ssrn.com/abstract=2532149' http://ssrn.com/abstract=2677060.Life without taxes - not only a possibility, but a vital necessity. Taxes must be abolished and replaced with a new system of sustaining the budget drawing on payments for the use of national...
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Recent literature has claimed that the 2003 U.S. dividend tax cut caused a large increase in aggregate dividend payouts. I document four simple facts that call this claim into question. First, the post-tax cut increase in dividend payouts coincided with a surge in corporate profits, such that...
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We investigate dividend smoothing behaviors of approximately 6,000 firms from 28 countries. The data find a wide variation in the extent of dividend smoothing across countries, while US firms smooth dividends the most. Firms with a concentrated ownership structure adjust their dividends quickly,...
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imposes a higher tax liability on foreign income, we show it encourages excess foreign investment by depressing the …
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For a sample of 28,895 firms across 30 countries and 29 years, there is a negative relation between dividend tax rates and dividend payout. Firms increase dividend payout in response to both absolute and relative (to capital gains tax rates) decreases in dividend tax rates. This negative...
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Bangladesh stock markets experienced an unsustainable bubble and burst in December 2010. Since then the markets observed a falling turnover and a depressed phase of pricing. Millions of small savers lost their savings and the issue became a public policy debacle for the then government. A...
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This article analyzes the effects of the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (Obama Tax Increase) and the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003 (Bush Tax Cut) on corporate payout decision and stock returns. Logit and fixed-effect panel data analyses are conducted on all firms...
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generates tax windfalls through a repatriation tax cut and a corporate income tax cut. Using monthly repurchase data from SEC … filings, we find the surge of repurchases after the TCJA is driven by the repatriation tax cut, and not the income tax cut … the income tax cut and especially for capital-constrained, low-leverage, or profitable firms. Highly-levered firms with …
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This study examines the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) on U.S. corporate investment. We examine U.S. firms and compare them to Canadian firms from 2017 to 2019 in a multivariate firm fixed-effects difference-in-differences analysis. Our results indicate that investment...
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