Tax avoidance is a common problem among many nations all over the world, especially the developing and third world countries. Most citizens see tax payment as very offensive, and seek all means to avoid tax liabilities. Nigeria is not exempted from this economic menace. In spite of the several tax holidays enjoyed by firms in Nigeria, most firms have resorted to creatively avoid tax under the disguise of shareholders wealth maximization. This act is seen by the researchers as a corporate governance factor because the provision of bonus schemes by shareholders for managers for abnormal wealth maximization had justified the act of tax avoidance in the Nigerian corporate world. Key Words: Corporate Governance, Shareholders, Wealth Maximization...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
This paper reviews the Excess Dividends Tax (“EDT”) rule contained in Section 19 of the Nigerian Com...
This study examined whether corporate tax (CT) is a substitute of and mutually exclusive to corporat...
This study focused on the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on tax avoidance in Nigeri...
This paper examines the mediating effect of profitability on the relationship between managerial own...
The aim of this study is to determine whether tax avoidance can be used as an instrument for compan...
The idea of trying to reduce an organization’s tax expense is considered as old as the inception of ...
The revenue generated by the government from taxation forms a major source of finance to the federal...
The study tests the moderating effect of monitoring on the corporate tax avoidance- shareholders’ re...
The study aims to evaluate the effect of tax evasion and avoidance on revenue generation in Nigeria....
This study aims to investigate the relationship between certain mechanisms of corporate governance a...
This paper investigated tax planning with a view to determine its impact on corporate governance in ...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
The study mainly examined the effect of chief executive officers’ attribute on tax avoidance of list...
This study examines the interactive effect of tax planning and corporate governance on the financial...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
This paper reviews the Excess Dividends Tax (“EDT”) rule contained in Section 19 of the Nigerian Com...
This study examined whether corporate tax (CT) is a substitute of and mutually exclusive to corporat...
This study focused on the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on tax avoidance in Nigeri...
This paper examines the mediating effect of profitability on the relationship between managerial own...
The aim of this study is to determine whether tax avoidance can be used as an instrument for compan...
The idea of trying to reduce an organization’s tax expense is considered as old as the inception of ...
The revenue generated by the government from taxation forms a major source of finance to the federal...
The study tests the moderating effect of monitoring on the corporate tax avoidance- shareholders’ re...
The study aims to evaluate the effect of tax evasion and avoidance on revenue generation in Nigeria....
This study aims to investigate the relationship between certain mechanisms of corporate governance a...
This paper investigated tax planning with a view to determine its impact on corporate governance in ...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
The study mainly examined the effect of chief executive officers’ attribute on tax avoidance of list...
This study examines the interactive effect of tax planning and corporate governance on the financial...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
This paper reviews the Excess Dividends Tax (“EDT”) rule contained in Section 19 of the Nigerian Com...
This study examined whether corporate tax (CT) is a substitute of and mutually exclusive to corporat...