2005International Journal of Technology ManagementRequires access

Do R&D and IT tax credits work? Evaluation of the Japanese tax reform

Ichiro Sakata, Kenzo Fujisue, Hirokazu Okumura

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Abstract

Our intention is to verify whether or not the tax reform plan can demonstrate benefits of which an impact can be felt in macroeconomic terms. We identify the significant effects of the tax reform plan and the difference in effects between R&D tax credit and IT investment tax credit.

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Our intention is to verify whether or not the tax reform plan can demonstrate benefits of which an impact can be felt in macroeconomic terms. We identify the significant effects of the tax reform plan and the difference in effects between R&D tax credit and IT investment tax credit.

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Our intention is to verify whether or not the tax reform plan can demonstrate benefits of which an impact can be felt in macroeconomic terms. We identify the significant effects of the tax reform plan and the difference in effects between R&D tax credit and IT investment tax credit.

Key concepts: Tax credit, Tax reform, Value-added tax, Ad valorem tax, Indirect tax, Work (physics), Economics, Business

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