Speculations On How Taxation Changes Might Affect Investor Strategies
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- Greycourt & Co.
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Overview: This article focuses to reduce or eliminate the double taxation of dividends paid on corporate stocks. Reducing or eliminating the taxes levied on dividends would improve equities’ after-tax total returns relative to other non-affected asset classes such as bonds or alternative assets. In this paper it initially seek to illustrate how a typical investor’s recommended asset allocation might change if the elimination of taxes on dividends were to become a reality. Second, it is likely that such a tax law change would indirectly impact other asset classes and alter the behavior of corporate management. It gives the impact of eliminating tax on dividends.
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Format: PDF | Size: 1,136KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 8
