corporate tax rate
Company income percentage
The corporate tax rate is the percentage of profits that corporations pay to the government in taxes.
Countries and jurisdictions set different rates to balance revenue needs against business competitiveness: Ireland's low corporate tax rate attracted multinational headquarters.
The rate often differs from what companies actually pay after deductions and credits—their effective tax rate.
- tax havensLow-levy jurisdictions for assets
- profit marginsPercentage kept from sales
- bottom lineEssential point or conclusion
- fair shareEquitable part owed
- tax codeLaws governing taxation
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