why they are a problem and what we can do about it /
First Statement of Responsibility
Daniel N. Shaviro.
.PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC
Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.
Washington, D.C. :
Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.
AEI Press,
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.
2004.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item
viii, 59 pages ;
Dimensions
22 cm.
SERIES
Series Title
AEI studies on tax reform
INTERNAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES/INDEXES NOTE
Text of Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
CONTENTS NOTE
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Foreword / Kevin A. Hassett -- 1. Are corporate tax shelters an "abuse" that should be stopped? -- Background -- The debate so far -- Responses by the income tax law to tax sheltering -- The conundrum posed by economic substance requirements -- Pervasiveness of this type of trade-off in the existing income tax -- Identifying corporate tax shelters -- Evaluating corporate tax shelters and an economic substance approach -- 2. More revenues, less distortion? Responding to cross-border tax arbitrage -- What is cross-border tax arbitrage? -- Are these really "arbitrages" or even "tax arbitrages," and does it matter? -- Welfare implications of addressing cross-border tax arbitrages -- A broader perspective on cross-border tax arbitrage and tax harmonization. Foreword / Kevin A. Hassett -- 1. Are corporate tax shelters an "abuse" that should be stopped? -- Background -- The debate so far -- Responses by the income tax law to tax sheltering -- The conundrum posed by economic substance requirements -- Pervasiveness of this type of trade-off in the existing income tax -- Identifying corporate tax shelters -- Evaluating corporate tax shelters and an economic substance approach -- 2. More revenues, less distortion? Responding to cross-border tax arbitrage -- What is cross-border tax arbitrage? -- Are these really "arbitrages" or even "tax arbitrages," and does it matter? -- Welfare implications of addressing cross-border tax arbitrages -- A broader perspective on cross-border tax arbitrage and tax harmonization. Foreword / Kevin A. Hassett -- 1. Are corporate tax shelters an "abuse" that should be stopped? -- Background -- The debate so far -- Responses by the income tax law to tax sheltering -- The conundrum posed by economic substance requirements -- Pervasiveness of this type of trade-off in the existing income tax -- Identifying corporate tax shelters -- Evaluating corporate tax shelters and an economic substance approach -- 2. More revenues, less distortion? Responding to cross-border tax arbitrage -- What is cross-border tax arbitrage? -- Are these really "arbitrages" or even "tax arbitrages," and does it matter? -- Welfare implications of addressing cross-border tax arbitrages -- A broader perspective on cross-border tax arbitrage and tax harmonization.