corporate taxes
Corporate taxes refer to the mandatory payments levied by governments on the profits earned by corporations or businesses, which are separate legal entities from their owners. These taxes are typically calculated based on the company's income and are meant to contribute to government revenues and public services.
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- tax code
- tax compliance
- tax credits
- tax deductions
- tax evasion
- tax exemptions
- tax havens
- tax implications
- tax incentives
- tax planning
- tax rates
- tax reform
- tax shelters
- tax treaties
- transfer pricing
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