corporate tax
Corporate tax refers to the levy imposed by a government on the profits earned by a corporation or business entity. It is a compulsory payment made by companies based on their taxable income, serving as a means for governments to generate revenue and contribute to public services and welfare.
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Related Concepts (22)
- base erosion and profit shifting (beps)
- capital gains tax
- double taxation
- excise tax
- international tax treaties
- marginal tax rates
- minimum tax rates
- payroll tax
- tax audits
- tax avoidance
- tax credits
- tax deductions
- tax evasion
- tax havens
- tax incentives
- tax planning
- tax reforms
- tax reporting
- taxation
- taxation policies
- transfer pricing
- value-added tax (vat)
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- corporate tax avoidance
- corporate tax cuts
- corporate tax deductions
- corporate tax dodging
- corporate tax evasion
- corporate tax fraud
- corporate tax planning
- corporate tax rate
- corporate tax rate hikes
- corporate tax rates
- corporate tax reform
- corporate tax reforms
- corporate tax subsidies
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