corporate tax reforms
Corporate tax reforms refer to changes made to the taxation system that specifically affect businesses and corporations. These reforms aim to adjust and optimize the way corporations are taxed, often with the intention of promoting sustainability, economic growth, competitiveness, and fair distribution of tax burden.
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Related Concepts (21)
- alternative minimum tax
- base erosion and profit shifting (beps)
- double taxation
- fairness in corporate taxation
- impact of corporate tax reforms on government revenue
- international tax competition
- repatriation of offshore profits
- simplification of tax code
- tax audits and enforcement
- tax credits and deductions for research and development
- tax cuts for corporations
- tax exemptions for specific industries or sectors
- tax havens
- tax incentives for businesses
- tax loopholes
- tax rates for multinational corporations
- tax reforms
- tax reforms to promote economic growth
- taxation of digital services and e-commerce
- taxation of dividends
- taxation of stock options