corporate tax dodging
Corporate tax dodging refers to the deliberate actions taken by multinational corporations to minimize or avoid paying their fair share of taxes. This is typically achieved through exploiting loopholes, offshore tax havens, complex financial structures, or other strategies that reduce taxable income or shift profits to low-tax jurisdictions.
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Related Concepts (20)
- aggressive tax planning
- base erosion and profit shifting (beps)
- breach of tax regulations
- double irish/dutch sandwich
- financial secrecy
- inversion
- jurisdiction shopping
- lobbying for tax breaks
- offshore tax havens
- phantom firms
- shell companies
- tax avoidance
- tax evasion
- tax havens
- tax loopholes
- tax shelters
- tax treaties
- thin capitalization
- transfer pricing
- treaty shopping
Similar Concepts
- corporate tax
- corporate tax avoidance
- corporate tax cuts
- corporate tax deductions
- corporate tax evasion
- corporate tax evasion penalties
- corporate tax fraud
- corporate tax planning
- corporate tax rates
- corporate tax reform
- corporate tax subsidies
- corporate taxation
- corporate taxes
- cross-border tax avoidance
- tax avoidance and evasion