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depreciation systems, when constituting the risk and expenses provisions, when establishing and registering the adjustments of … depreciation and value losses, that, as it is well known, only in few cases they are fiscaly educible, when determining the taxable … profit and, implicitly the profit taxation. The accountant depreciation is different from the fiscal depreciation. It doesn …
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/methods: To test the formulated hypotheses, a multiple regression model was formulated comprising the depreciation charge, taxes … increase in the depreciation charge, tax bills and dividends declared by firms will occasion a decrease in the reported profit …
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This research examines whether deferred tax ratios predict US stock prices. The importance of deferred tax ratios stems from the existence of two separate reporting systems. US financial reporting is subject to managerial discretion, but US tax reporting is not. Investors may prefer to review...
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This study identifies several interrelated reasons why firms' depreciation method choice is likely to influence … managers' capital investment decisions. We find that firms that use accelerated depreciation make significantly larger capital … investments than firms that use straight-line depreciation. Further, we find that there has been a migration away from accelerated …
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This article is a part of European Taxation’s continuing study of fiscal depreciation in the European economic … of capital expenditure for which depreciation, or capital allowances, are allowed and taken into account for income tax … to depreciation such as: annual depreciation deduction; initial allowance; first year allowance; unallowed expenditure …
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This paper comments an important book by Maurice FG. Scott, «A New View of Economic Growth». The main contribution of the book is to show that capital investment can sustain endogenous growth, as it embodies technical progress. Neoclassical theories of growth are based on an error in...
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In this paper, we analyze the importance of the frequency of decision making for macroeconomic dynamics. We explain how the frequency of decision making (period length) and the unit of time measurement (calibration frequency) differ and study the implications of this difference for macroeconomic...
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Prospects for the development of an alternative macroeconomic theory are associated with the provisions that the dynamics of the economy is determined by the change of generations of capital and that there is a problem of coordination between different generations of capital. The circulation and...
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and tax-permitted depreciation, is considered. Both convex and concave survival functions can be accommodated. Three …-relevant accounting capital and true depreciation, (ii) mis-indexation of depreciation allowances, (iii) incomplete deductibility of …-exponential depreciation schedules are forced, by 'approximation devices', to fit into the exponential decay schedule. …
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