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Tax Reduction and Corporate Investment - Applying Big Data to Tax Policy Formulation

Ming‐Che Lu, Chen Yi-xuan, Yu-Ying Yang, Min-Xuan Sha, Yanwei Chen, Sih-Ling Lin

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In this paper, we apply big data to the tax reform evaluation for the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China. From empirical data, we find strong evidences that the reduction of profit-seeking enterprise income tax rate indeed improves corporate investment. Some sensitivity tests are performed to ensure our results robust.

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In this paper, we apply big data to the tax reform evaluation for the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China. From empirical data, we find strong evidences that the reduction of profit-seeking enterprise income tax rate indeed improves corporate investment. Some sensitivity tests are performed to ensure our results robust.

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In this paper, we apply big data to the tax reform evaluation for the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China. From empirical data, we find strong evidences that the reduction of profit-seeking enterprise income tax rate indeed improves corporate investment. Some sensitivity tests are performed to ensure our results robust.

Key concepts: Corporate tax, Profit (economics), Tax policy, China, Investment (military), Christian ministry, Tax reform, Business

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