Evaluation of transfer pricing regulations and policies
| Author | Methodology | Finding | Theoretical gap | Empirical gap | Problem |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Davies et al. (2017) | Regression analysis | Exports to tax havens are 11% cheaper at intrafirm prices | Limited to a partial equilibrium framework and does not account for general equilibrium effects | Focuses on a single country (France) and a single year (1999) | Targeting enforcement against firms exporting to tax havens to reduce transfer pricing tax avoidance |
| Liu et al. (2017) | Regression analysis and difference-in-differences estimation | MNCs use tax-motivated transfer pricing in physical products to shift profits to lower-taxed locations | Examining how tax laws affect transfer pricing in different nations | ||
| Choi et al. (2020) | Theoretical Model | Tax-driven foreign direct investment may result in inefficient domestic production but benefit consumers, and increasing transfer pricing can marginally increase social welfare | Investigating the interaction between tax competitiveness and transfer pricing rules | ||
| Oats and Tuck (2019) | Discussing the advantages and restrictions of recent tax transparency requirements | Recent tax transparency requirements have advantages but need a precise definition of acceptable corporate tax evasion | Exploring the potential dysfunctional consequences of tax transparency |
| Author | Methodology | Finding | Theoretical gap | Empirical gap | Problem |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regression analysis | Exports to tax havens are 11% cheaper at intrafirm prices | Limited to a partial equilibrium framework and does not account for general equilibrium effects | Focuses on a single country (France) and a single year (1999) | Targeting enforcement against firms exporting to tax havens to reduce transfer pricing tax avoidance | |
| Regression analysis and difference-in-differences estimation | MNCs use tax-motivated transfer pricing in physical products to shift profits to lower-taxed locations | Examining how tax laws affect transfer pricing in different nations | |||
| Theoretical Model | Tax-driven foreign direct investment may result in inefficient domestic production but benefit consumers, and increasing transfer pricing can marginally increase social welfare | Investigating the interaction between tax competitiveness and transfer pricing rules | |||
| Discussing the advantages and restrictions of recent tax transparency requirements | Recent tax transparency requirements have advantages but need a precise definition of acceptable corporate tax evasion | Exploring the potential dysfunctional consequences of tax transparency |
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