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Ruby Doeleman
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PhD Student in International Business Taxation at WU Vienna. MSc in Economics and Taxation from Erasmus School of Economics. 🇳🇱.
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This is the first project in my PhD that’s ready to be shared with the world! It’s been great working together with Dominika and Dirk on the incentives that Country-by-Country Reporting creates for profit-shifting multinationals. Read Dominika’s thread below!
dlangenmayr.bsky.social Dominika Langenmayr @dlangenmayr.bsky.social · Nov 18
How does transparency impact corporate tax avoidance? In a new working paper, @rubydoeleman.bsky.social, Dirk Schindler and I explore how Country-by-Country reporting (CbCR)—meant to curb tax avoidance—might unintentionally increase profit shifting. A 🧵 on our findings: 1/10
Since 2016, Country-by-Country reporting has provided tax authorities with detailed information about multinationals’ worldwide activities. It has been hailed as a game-changer for corporate taxation, enabling tax authorities to target multinational firms with high profits in tax havens. We model Country-by-Country reporting as increasing both tax planning and audit costs for profit-shifting multinationals, where the latter costs depend on the share of profits held in tax havens. Then, Country-by-Country reporting makes shifting profits from a high-tax country to a tax haven relatively more attractive than shifting from a low-tax country to a tax haven—a substitution effect. Thus, while the total amount of profits shifted to the tax haven decreases, profit shifting from high-tax affiliates may increase relative to the situation without Country-by-Country reporting. We confirm these changes in profit-shifting patterns using a staggered difference-in-differences design. The opposing effects for low-tax and high-tax countries also help explaining the mixed findings of previous empirical studies on Country-by-Country reporting.
November 18, 2024 at 4:30 PM
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dlangenmayr.bsky.social
How does transparency impact corporate tax avoidance? In a new working paper, @rubydoeleman.bsky.social, Dirk Schindler and I explore how Country-by-Country reporting (CbCR)—meant to curb tax avoidance—might unintentionally increase profit shifting. A 🧵 on our findings: 1/10
Since 2016, Country-by-Country reporting has provided tax authorities with detailed information about multinationals’ worldwide activities. It has been hailed as a game-changer for corporate taxation, enabling tax authorities to target multinational firms with high profits in tax havens. We model Country-by-Country reporting as increasing both tax planning and audit costs for profit-shifting multinationals, where the latter costs depend on the share of profits held in tax havens. Then, Country-by-Country reporting makes shifting profits from a high-tax country to a tax haven relatively more attractive than shifting from a low-tax country to a tax haven—a substitution effect. Thus, while the total amount of profits shifted to the tax haven decreases, profit shifting from high-tax affiliates may increase relative to the situation without Country-by-Country reporting. We confirm these changes in profit-shifting patterns using a staggered difference-in-differences design. The opposing effects for low-tax and high-tax countries also help explaining the mixed findings of previous empirical studies on Country-by-Country reporting.
November 18, 2024 at 4:14 PM
rubydoeleman.bsky.social
Can someone explain to me what is going on in Dutch politics?

Already texted my parents that I will stay in Austria. They texted back that they’re on their way to join me.
November 22, 2023 at 8:52 PM
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Methods include survey, experiment, field experiment, and many empirical-archival; topics include tax+cbcr, press coverage, auditor provided tax services, tax compliance costs, environmental taxes, tax function, UK tax reform, and tax administration research, see program below
October 25, 2023 at 8:17 AM
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We had our 6th Vienna Doctoral Consortium in Taxation at WU, with 12 excellent presentations and discussions. I am amazed at the high quality of doctoral students' research.
October 25, 2023 at 8:11 AM
rubydoeleman.bsky.social
Found my way to this site. Sky seems bluer here. Is the grass also greener? Will be reading along the econ (dis)course. ⛳️😜
October 25, 2023 at 9:19 AM