The TCJA's impact on GAAP effective tax rates of large U.S. nonfinancial corporations by Thomas Horst
By: Horst, Thomas
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In this article, the author assesses how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act shaped the effective tax rates of large U.S. nonfinacial corporations based on information corporations provide in the GAAP financial statements they include with their annual SEC Forms 10-K.
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