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Until 2009, the United Kingdom operated a system of worldwide taxation. Taxation of foreign income was deferred until repatriated as dividends, leaving UK-owned multinational firms the possibility of avoiding UK taxation by delaying dividend payments and keeping earnings abroad. In 2009, the UK...
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In its Cadbury-Schweppes decision of 12 September 2006 (C-196/04), the Court of Justice of the European Union decided that the UK controlled foreign corporation rules, which were implemented to subject low taxed passive income of foreign affiliates to UK corporate tax, implied an infringement of...
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Repatriation taxes reduce the competitiveness of multinational firms from tax credit countries when bidding for targets in low tax countries. This comparative disadvantage with respect to bidders from exemption countries violates ownership neutrality, which results in production inefficiencies...
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Repatriation taxes reduce the competitiveness of multinational firms from tax credit countries when bidding for targets in low tax countries. This comparative disadvantage with respect to bidders from exemption countries violates ownership neutrality, which results in production inefficiencies...
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An increase in the top marginal tax rate by 10 percentage points raises gross CEO pay at the rm level by 12.0 %. CEOs use their bargaining power to shift their tax load partly to the employer. More powerful CEOs - measured in terms of their function or level of pay - are more successful in doing...
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This paper identifies tax planning strategies necessary to implement tax induced debt finance and tests empirically if German multinationals use such tax planning strategies. This check allows to verify, whether the empirically well documented increase of the leverage with corporate tax rates is...
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Using a comprehensive sample of M&A deals around the world, we analyze the effect of corporate capital gains taxation on M&As involving corporate sellers (e.g. subsidiary sales). Capital gains taxation distorts the market for corporate control by imposing a cost on corporate sellers which leads...
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Following a merger or acquisition, a target firm's effective tax rate decreases on average by 3 percentage points. This decline is as high as 8 percentage points when the acquiring firm is tax aggressive. Further, target firm profitability decreases, particularly in the case of targets having a...
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