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Tax planning in multinational corporations after the discussions referred to immorality of base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS): With focus on Starbucks Corporation

2018
Tax planning is a crucial strategy that management can display in order to increase the net profit of the companies, by reducing tax expenses (Randeberg/Selvik, 2014). This is particularly significant for multinational corporations (MNCs), due to their possibility to take advantage of the different tax rates existing in the various countries where they
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Il Rapporto BEPS (Base Erosion and Profit Shifting) dell'OCSE e la sua incidenza sull'attività di tutela dell'interesse erariale

2013
In 2013 OECD launched a bold proposal in the attempt to set the global agenda on an in issue that has been debated for long in the international arena, but with scarce results: base erosion and the subsequent profit shifting (BEPS). The reference in this case is to a well known phenomenon according to which qualified businesses (in particular, but not ...
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Tax rate motivated profit shifting and base erosion by multinational corporations: Indian evidence

International Journal of Emerging Markets
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The possibility of base erosion and profit shifting through special economic zones: A critique of the South African and Kenyan SEZ regimes based on BEPS action 5

2017
The OECD/G20's Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) Project has been described as the most significant international tax initiative post the 2008/2009 global economic crisis. BEPS speaks to companies engaging in aggressive tax planning strategies that exploit loopholes in tax systems to make profits 'disappear' or shift them to tax jurisdictions ...
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