Browsing Department of Business and Management Science by Subject "finance"
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A fundamental tax reform in Norway : a comparison of the allowance for corporate equity system and the comprehensive business income tax system in a Norwegian setting
(Master thesis, 2014)This thesis seeks to answer what are the main distortions in the Norwegian tax system and to determine which of the ACE or CBIT systems that best could replace the current system. First, the thesis considers the current ... -
Debt shifting in response to international tax incentives : Evidence from European multinational corporations
(Master thesis, 2015)This study examines whether national and international tax factors can explain leverage decisions of European multinational corporations. Using the model specification proposed by Møen, Schindler, Schjelderup and Tropina ... -
Development and Effectiveness of Controlled-Foreign-Company Rules : Empirical evidence from European multinational companies
(Master thesis, 2016-09-02)This thesis studies the development of CFC rules and assesses the effect that CFC rules have on capital structure decisions of MNCs. CFC rules are an anti-taxavoidance measure that aims to prevent profit shifting. If CFC ... -
The effect from loss anticipation on debt shifting: empirical evidence from european multinational corporations
(Master thesis, 2017)This thesis examines whether multinational companies consider the anticipation of losses when deciding upon their optimal capital structure and debt shifting strategies. It is important to understand how capital is ...