Taxing book profits new proposals and 40 years of critiques Mindy Herzfeld
By: Herzfeld, Mindy
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ArticlePublisher: 2020Subject(s): DIVIDENDOS | PRODUCTOS FINANCIEROS | IMPUESTOS | TIPO MÍNIMO GLOBAL
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National Tax Journal v. 73, n. 4, December 2020, p. 1025-1046Summary: This paper considers recent domestic and international proposals to use financial statement earnings as the basis for imposing additional or minimum taxes on corporate income and to reallocate corporate profits among jurisdictions. It reviews prior research undertaken in the context of previous proposals to partially substitute financial accounts for taxable income and considers how valid critiques of prior proposals are with respect to current initiatives. It concludes by noting that the concerns raised about earlier proposals have neither been fully considered nor addressed in the recent initiatives.
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This paper considers recent domestic and international proposals to use financial statement earnings as the basis for imposing additional or minimum taxes on corporate income and to reallocate corporate profits among jurisdictions. It reviews prior research undertaken in the context of previous proposals to partially substitute financial accounts for taxable income and considers how valid critiques of prior proposals are with respect to current initiatives. It concludes by noting that the concerns raised about earlier proposals have neither been fully considered nor addressed in the recent initiatives.
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