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The lock-in effect suggests that capital gains tax (CGT) creates a disincentive to sell appreciated stocks, as CGT is imposed once stocks are sold. A CGT rate decrease reduces the reluctance to sell appreciated stocks, thereby increasing the supply available for sale. Our study tests the lock-in...
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This study examines whether, under a full dividend imputation system, companies defer income until tax changes beneficial to shareholders take effect. Using a sample of Australian listed companies, we find that companies manage earnings downwards via discretionary current accruals in the year...
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This paper tests for managerial opportunism, specifically the backdating of executive options, in a market subject to IFRS accounting requirements. For a sample of 161 unscheduled options granted by Australian firms, we observe positive abnormal returns in the post-grant period. Consistent with...
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