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1. As wealthy nations back Yellen's call for global taxation, fears about national differences quietly persist

Author

Stein, Jeff

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Cabinet officers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, International business enterprises -- Taxation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Jeff Stein ROME - Standing outside the Salone delle Fontane Friday morning, French finance minister Bruno Le Maire proclaimed the dawn of a new age for international taxation - [...]

Published
2021

2. Corporate tax burden from a worldwide perspective

Author

Rodriguez, Elena Fernandez and Arias, Antonio Martinez

Subjects
Corporate income taxes -- International aspects, Corporate income taxes -- Analysis, Tax incidence -- Evaluation, Tax rates -- Analysis, Tax rates -- International aspects, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, Law
Published
2009

3. Corporate taxation in the OECD in a wider context

Author

Loretz, Simon

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Consumption taxes -- Prices and rates, Consumption taxes -- International aspects, Tax reform -- International aspects, Corporations -- Taxation, Corporations -- Prices and rates, Corporations -- International aspects, Company pricing policy, Business, international, Economics, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Published
2008

4. Tax evasion, fiscal competition and economic integration

Author

Cremer, Helmuth and Gahvari, Firouz

Subjects
Tax evasion -- International aspects, International economic integration -- Observations, Intergovernmental fiscal relations -- Observations, Tax rates -- International aspects, Tax auditing -- International aspects, Business, Business, international, Economics
Abstract

This paper examines the implications of tax evasion for fiscal competition and tax harmonization policies in an economic union. First, for symmetric countries, it proves that the equilibrium values of the tax and audit rates are less than optimal. Tax harmonization alone will also lead to a less than optimal audit rate. Second, for asymmetric countries, the paper shows that integration may turn an honest country into an evading one. It argues that tax harmonization alone may be a bad policy in that it can make both countries worse off. It may also cause an otherwise honest country to turn to evasion.

Published
2000

5. Capital tax harmonization and agglomeration economies in the European Union

Author

Hannigan, Pamela

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Tax rates -- Comparative analysis, Competition (Economics) -- Analysis, Business, Real estate industry, European Union -- Tax policy, European Union -- Economic aspects
Abstract

It is found that the average effective tax rates in general and corporate tax rates increased along with goods market integration in the European Union. Negative interregional externalities do not increase gaps in taxation between wealthier and poorer members but the opposite occured.

Published
2009

9. Tax Misery & Reform Index

Author

Anderson, Jack

Subjects
Taxation -- Rankings, Tax rates -- International aspects
Published
2006

10. Enter the Tax Matrix

Author

Anderson, Jack

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Tax rates -- Analysis, Taxation -- Analysis, Taxation -- International aspects
Published
2004

11. Fuel and Fury

Author

Mcguire, Stryker, Nordland, Rod, Johnson, Scott, Endt, Friso, Brownell, Ginanne, Chan, Michelle, Wiberg, Ake, Theil, Stefan, and Daly, Emma

Subjects
Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries -- Prices and rates, Fuel oil -- Prices and rates, Tax rates -- International aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Company pricing policy, International aspects, Prices and rates
Abstract

Tony Blair took his eye off the ball--and paid for it. Having spent a couple of days immersed in the details of a successful operation to rescue a platoon of [...]

Published
2000

12. CORPORATE TAXATION

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Corporations -- Taxation, Business, Economics, Business, international, Taxation, International aspects
Abstract

Cross-country differences in tax rates on corporate profits can distort the investment decisions of multinational firms. Our chart shows maximum tax rates, which apply to most big firms, on retained [...]

Published
2000

13. Tax burdens

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Social security -- International aspects, Tax administration and procedure, Wages -- International aspects, Income tax -- International aspects, Salary, Business, Economics, Business, international
Abstract

Income tax on wage earnings, child cash transfers and contributions to finance social security systems continue to vary widely from country to country. Average tax rate figures, calculated as a [...]

Published
2000

14. TAXES

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Business, Economics, Business, international
Abstract

The grabbing hand of government is as rapacious as ever. In 11 of the 15 rich countries in our chart, tax revenues have risen as a share of GDP in [...]

Published
1999

15. OECD tax haven crackdown is out of line, O'Neill says.

Author

Scott, Cordia

Subjects
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development -- Tax policy, Tax havens -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax rates -- International aspects
Abstract

Issues concerning the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) policy regarding tax havens are examined, focusing onh US Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill's disagreement with the policy. Topics include the OECD's campaign against low tax rates and its naming of 35 low-tax jurisdictions as tax havens, and O'Neill's contention that there should be no outside interference in a country's tax system.

Published
2001

16. The taxmen's union

Author

Ciesla, Eileen

Subjects
Tax havens -- International aspects, Tax rates -- International aspects, News, opinion and commentary, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development -- Tax policy
Abstract

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) says its blacklist of tax havens is aimed at stopping illegal activity. However, others claim that the real aim is to enable OECD members to keep their own high tax levels.

Published
2001

17. The luck of the Irish? Profits and taxes of U.S. multinationals abroad.

Author

Sullivan, Martin A.

Subjects
International business enterprises -- Taxation, Tax rates -- International aspects
Abstract

An analysis of Commerce Dept data indicates business considerations often take precedence over tax minimization in determining US multinationals' investments overseas. Many multinationals invest in large economies, oil countries, and high-profit countries, such as Mexico, despite high tax rates. However, the data also indicates US companies have been moving some profit-making operations into low-tax countries, such as Hong Kong and Ireland.

Published
1996

19. Taxes in Euroland are best avoided

Author

Glass, Nigel

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Tax incentives -- International aspects, Business, Business, international, European Union -- Tax policy
Abstract

The European Commission's pursuit of tax harmony was given a cool reception in Vienna last week. Less than two weeks into a presidency of the Union promising progress on financial [...]

Published
1998

20. Taxes and the top percentile myth; a 2008 OECD study of leading economies found that 'taxation is most progressively distributed in the United States.' More so than Sweden or France

Author

Reynolds, Alan

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Tax policy, Income distribution -- Analysis, Income distribution -- International aspects, Legislative bodies -- United States, Legislative bodies -- Tax policy, Tax incentives -- Laws, regulations and rules, Tax policy -- Planning, Tax policy -- Analysis, Tax policy -- International aspects, Tax rates -- Forecasts and trends, Tax rates -- Analysis, Tax rates -- International aspects, Government regulation, Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

21. We're number one, alas

Subjects
Corporations -- Taxation, Tax law -- Interpretation and construction, Tax rates -- Analysis, Tax rates -- International aspects, Tax rates -- Economic aspects, Corporations -- Prices and rates, Corporations -- International aspects, Corporations -- Economic aspects, Tax law, Company pricing policy, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2007

22. Taxing credibility

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Tax administration and procedure -- International aspects, Business, Business, international, European Union -- Tax policy
Abstract

The decision of the Austrian presidency of the European Union (EU) to give renewed impetus to tax harmonisation will not get far. The practical and political obstacles should ensure that [...]

Published
1998

23. Minimum rate misery

Author

King, Tim

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Business, Business, international, European Union -- Tax policy
Abstract

They are humming that tune again. The Austrians have begun their six-month presidency of the European Union singing the praises of tax harmonisation. The governments of the EU should, they [...]

Published
1998

24. Why the Euro-11 should leave fiscal policy alone

Author

Lightfoot, Warwick

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, European Monetary System -- Tax policy, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The first meeting of the Euro-11 last week was little more than a housekeeping affair. Finance ministers still have to address the role of fiscal policy in monetary union. The [...]

Published
1998

25. Mind the gap, Gordon: Euro-11 is in charge

Author

Champion, Marc and King, Tim

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Tax policy, Savings -- Taxation, Tax rates -- International aspects, European Monetary System -- Tax policy, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Gordon Brown, the British finance minister, using rhetoric worthy of his Conservative predecessors, has declared war on European Commission proposals for a European Union-wide direct tax on savings. Brown paid [...]

Published
1998

26. Capital set to take flight

Author

Sweeney, Tim

Subjects
Tax rates -- International aspects, Business, Business, international, European Union -- Tax policy
Abstract

Tax evasion is a virus which weakens national economies. Financial service providers should, of' course, support any realistic steps to eradicate it. But the ability of countries to set competitive [...]

Published
1998

27. Arm-twisting tactics end on the waterfront

Author

Cameron, Doug

Subjects
Tax incentives -- International aspects, Tax rates -- International aspects, Business, Business, international, European Union -- Tax policy
Abstract

Dublin's waterfront has been transformed over the past six years as the bars and restaurants arrived to supply the city's burgeoning International Finance Centre (IFSC). The key question for the [...]

Published
1997

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