European Union: A comprehensive solution for a targeted problem : a critique of the European Union's home state taxation initiative
Ilan Benshalom
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Ilan Benshalom
Abstract
This article examines the Commission's home state taxation and CCCTB initiatives. It argues that both proposals undermine the long-term objective of a consolidated EU corporate tax regime. It suggests an alternative strategy, a comprehensive formulary tax allocation solution in one of the hard-to-tax sectors, such as the financial sector. This strategy requires more effort and political risk taking, but would better promote the long-term objective of a consolidated EU corporate tax regime.
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This article examines the Commission's home state taxation and CCCTB initiatives. It argues that both proposals undermine the long-term objective of a consolidated EU corporate tax regime. It suggests an alternative strategy, a comprehensive formulary tax allocation solution in one of the hard-to-tax sectors, such as the financial sector. This strategy requires more effort and political risk taking, but would better promote the long-term objective of a consolidated EU corporate tax regime.
Key concepts: European union, Corporate tax, Business, State (computer science), Formulary, Politics, European commission, Economic policy