This paper considers the impact of changes in the rate of corporation tax in Ireland affecting the services sector. A model is estimated that relates services exports and output to world activity, competitiveness and the rate of corporation tax. This model indicates that a reduction in the rate of corporation tax in the 1990s stimulated exports and, even allowing for profit repatriations by foreign firms and replacement of lost tax revenue, it resulted in an increase in domestic output. The increase in profitability suggests that some of the increased output involved relocation of profits to Ireland by multinational firms
AbstractIn the light of the substantial changes to the corporation tax policy implemented gradually ...
This paper examines whether domestic firms benefit from foreign competition through imports and from...
Transfer pricing allows corporations to shift profits from high-tax jurisdictions to low-tax jurisdi...
This paper considers the impact of changes in the rate of corporation tax in Ireland affecting the s...
The size and importance of the market services sector within the Irish economy has increased dramati...
The Republic of Ireland, which until recently had one of the worst standards of living in Europe, ex...
All taxes have negative effects on the economy, but some taxes have particularly harmful effects on ...
We examine spillovers to the Irish economy from US corporate income tax rate cuts and find they lead...
The corporate tax rate and regime are policy instruments that are the subject of considerable attent...
This paper analyses the role of the Irish tax regime in the country's economic development. Corporat...
This paper examines the impact of tax competition on the commodfication of ideas, and points towards...
In recent years it has been very difficult to understand the performance of the Irish economy. Howev...
This paper uses panel data from 34 OECD countries over the period 1981-2014 to find out what the det...
Ireland’s low corporation tax regime has proved especially attractive to foreign multinational compa...
This paper considers how future macro-economic developments in the Irish economy and elsewhere are l...
AbstractIn the light of the substantial changes to the corporation tax policy implemented gradually ...
This paper examines whether domestic firms benefit from foreign competition through imports and from...
Transfer pricing allows corporations to shift profits from high-tax jurisdictions to low-tax jurisdi...
This paper considers the impact of changes in the rate of corporation tax in Ireland affecting the s...
The size and importance of the market services sector within the Irish economy has increased dramati...
The Republic of Ireland, which until recently had one of the worst standards of living in Europe, ex...
All taxes have negative effects on the economy, but some taxes have particularly harmful effects on ...
We examine spillovers to the Irish economy from US corporate income tax rate cuts and find they lead...
The corporate tax rate and regime are policy instruments that are the subject of considerable attent...
This paper analyses the role of the Irish tax regime in the country's economic development. Corporat...
This paper examines the impact of tax competition on the commodfication of ideas, and points towards...
In recent years it has been very difficult to understand the performance of the Irish economy. Howev...
This paper uses panel data from 34 OECD countries over the period 1981-2014 to find out what the det...
Ireland’s low corporation tax regime has proved especially attractive to foreign multinational compa...
This paper considers how future macro-economic developments in the Irish economy and elsewhere are l...
AbstractIn the light of the substantial changes to the corporation tax policy implemented gradually ...
This paper examines whether domestic firms benefit from foreign competition through imports and from...
Transfer pricing allows corporations to shift profits from high-tax jurisdictions to low-tax jurisdi...