Lowering the corporate tax rate decided by the Belgian goverment is seen by many journalists to raise the number of jobs. Employers nor the government predict this. I argue that only increased demand would incite employers to hire more personnel. Lower taxation will lead to higher net profit and cash. In order to compensate for the lower nominal rate, increased revenu is planned by the introduction a minimal taxation for multinationals of 7.5% or 10%, by the application of the European directive against tax avoidance (2019), a.o. The latter is an achievement of European Commissioner Pierre Moscovici from France
textabstractDe manier waarop landen winstbelasting heffen van multinationals is hopeloos verouderd. ...
This paper provides empirical evidence of a more favorable tax treatment for foreign multinationals ...
The budget deficit of the Belgian government is called very serious by the chief economist of the It...
Corporations are a vehicle for shareholders to indirectly operate business and hopefully make profit...
More comprehensive cooperation in corporate taxation at European level could significantly advance t...
Until 2018, Belgium had a unique corporate income tax system due to its notional interest deduction,...
Minimum corporate taxation is the second Pillar of the reforms of international corporate taxation. ...
Belgium has a heavy tax burden which has mainly fallen on labour as international tax competition ha...
Many countries have reduced their corporate income tax rates or introduced tax deductions, exclusion...
This paper investigates how tax policy could contribute to structural reforms that benefit the Belgi...
Globally, the Netherlands is known for its (attractive) corporate income tax system. Examples are, b...
Luc Huyse rightly critizised the figures and conclusions of an opinion poll about Belgian politics. ...
The article discusses a number of options to change the Dutch corporate tax in order to raise more r...
The proposal by the Flemish socialist party S-p-a to secure paid jobs for all unemployed, was critiz...
Governments and policymakers are increasingly faced with the trade-off of protecting their tax reven...
textabstractDe manier waarop landen winstbelasting heffen van multinationals is hopeloos verouderd. ...
This paper provides empirical evidence of a more favorable tax treatment for foreign multinationals ...
The budget deficit of the Belgian government is called very serious by the chief economist of the It...
Corporations are a vehicle for shareholders to indirectly operate business and hopefully make profit...
More comprehensive cooperation in corporate taxation at European level could significantly advance t...
Until 2018, Belgium had a unique corporate income tax system due to its notional interest deduction,...
Minimum corporate taxation is the second Pillar of the reforms of international corporate taxation. ...
Belgium has a heavy tax burden which has mainly fallen on labour as international tax competition ha...
Many countries have reduced their corporate income tax rates or introduced tax deductions, exclusion...
This paper investigates how tax policy could contribute to structural reforms that benefit the Belgi...
Globally, the Netherlands is known for its (attractive) corporate income tax system. Examples are, b...
Luc Huyse rightly critizised the figures and conclusions of an opinion poll about Belgian politics. ...
The article discusses a number of options to change the Dutch corporate tax in order to raise more r...
The proposal by the Flemish socialist party S-p-a to secure paid jobs for all unemployed, was critiz...
Governments and policymakers are increasingly faced with the trade-off of protecting their tax reven...
textabstractDe manier waarop landen winstbelasting heffen van multinationals is hopeloos verouderd. ...
This paper provides empirical evidence of a more favorable tax treatment for foreign multinationals ...
The budget deficit of the Belgian government is called very serious by the chief economist of the It...