
handle: 11379/25040
This article shows how the existing forward-looking measures of the effective tax rate may be biased when firms operate in a dynamic context. Using option pricing techniques we thus propose a measure of the effective tax rate which embodies future business changes.
jel: jel:H2
jel: jel:H2
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