Motivated by the EU Commission's suggested company tax reforms, this paper investigates how cross-border loss offset and formulary apportionment of a consolidated tax base affect the investment and transfer pricing behaviour of a multijurisdictional firm, and how they affect the behaviour of governments potentially engaged in tax competition. The paper shows that cross-border loss offset mitigates both the reactions of a multijurisdictional firm to tax changes and the amount of tax competition engaged in by governments. However, formulary apportionment (with a consolidated tax base) boosts the sensitivity of firms to tax changes and increases the scope for interjurisdictional tax competition as well. For governments, formulary apportionmen...
International audienceThis article proposes an original review of the literature on tax competition,...
This paper explores the economic consequences of proposed EU reforms for a common consolidated corpo...
A Multijurisdictional Firm operates on the territory of at least two jurisdictions, either national ...
Motivated by the EU Commission's suggested company tax reforms, this paper investigates how cross-bo...
This study was prompted by the EU Commission’s end-2001 suggestions for corporate tax reform. The au...
Motivated by the EU Commission's suggested company tax reforms, this paper investigates how cross-bo...
Following recent court rulings, cross-border loss compensation for multinational firms will likely b...
That paper discusses the possible move from the separate taxation of the subsidiaries of a European ...
In 2001, the European Commission proposed replacing the current system of taxation of multinational...
In 2001, the European Commission proposed replacing the current system of taxation of multinational...
Suggestions of tax bases consolidation and subsequent apportionment among member states, as those i...
Suggestions of tax bases consolidation and subsequent apportionment among member states, as those is...
This paper analyses the effects of introducing a common EU tax base with formula apportionment on th...
This paper reviews the recent theoretical literature that analyses the European Union’s policy to el...
Tax Competition and Tax On Firm Profits : Theory and Practice. This paper begins by reviewing the pr...
International audienceThis article proposes an original review of the literature on tax competition,...
This paper explores the economic consequences of proposed EU reforms for a common consolidated corpo...
A Multijurisdictional Firm operates on the territory of at least two jurisdictions, either national ...
Motivated by the EU Commission's suggested company tax reforms, this paper investigates how cross-bo...
This study was prompted by the EU Commission’s end-2001 suggestions for corporate tax reform. The au...
Motivated by the EU Commission's suggested company tax reforms, this paper investigates how cross-bo...
Following recent court rulings, cross-border loss compensation for multinational firms will likely b...
That paper discusses the possible move from the separate taxation of the subsidiaries of a European ...
In 2001, the European Commission proposed replacing the current system of taxation of multinational...
In 2001, the European Commission proposed replacing the current system of taxation of multinational...
Suggestions of tax bases consolidation and subsequent apportionment among member states, as those i...
Suggestions of tax bases consolidation and subsequent apportionment among member states, as those is...
This paper analyses the effects of introducing a common EU tax base with formula apportionment on th...
This paper reviews the recent theoretical literature that analyses the European Union’s policy to el...
Tax Competition and Tax On Firm Profits : Theory and Practice. This paper begins by reviewing the pr...
International audienceThis article proposes an original review of the literature on tax competition,...
This paper explores the economic consequences of proposed EU reforms for a common consolidated corpo...
A Multijurisdictional Firm operates on the territory of at least two jurisdictions, either national ...