Search for dissertations about: "personal tax"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 19 swedish dissertations containing the words personal tax.
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1. Tax Avoidance, Dividend Signaling and Shareholder Taxation in an Open Economy
Abstract : Essay 1: The first essay contains an approach to calculate the avoidance from the income tax and the consumption tax using National Accountings data. Using Swedish data from 1994, the empirical findings indicate avoidance from both these taxes. Cross-border shopping appears to be small, 656 million SEK or 0. READ MORE
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2. Essays on the non-financial determinants of corporate tax planning outcomes
Abstract : This thesis consists of four empirical papers investigating corporate tax behavior in Sweden."CEO personal and corporate tax behavior consistency" explores whether and how CEO's personal tax preferences relate to corporate tax avoidance outcomes. READ MORE
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3. Timing options and taxation : essays on the economics of firm creation and tax evasion
Abstract : Taxation of Small Firms under Uncertainty: A Real Option View of Firm CreationThis paper addresses the impact of the tax system on the incentives to become self-employed. The new approach here is that the creation of a firm is assumed to be an opportunity but not an obligation, that is, a real option. READ MORE
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4. Aspects of Energy Resource Management
Abstract : Energy resource management requires input from many disciplines. The three first papers in this thesis deals with the use of physical terms in the interdisciplinary process where inputs from different disciplines are handled together. READ MORE
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5. The sole trader's assets and liabilities - a tax law study on the importance of accounting to the demarcation of business activity
Abstract : Sweden is a typical small-business country and, based on the numbers, a clear majority of the companies operate as sole traders. Unlike limited companies and other legal entities, which classify all income as business income, the income or expenditures of private persons are classified as either business, service or capital income. READ MORE