corporate taxation
Company profit duties
Corporate taxation refers to the system of taxes levied on businesses organized as corporations, based on their profits or income.
Unlike individual income tax, corporate tax applies to the entity itself as a legal person separate from its shareholders.
The rate and structure vary widely by jurisdiction, and corporations often employ strategies to minimize their tax burden through deductions, credits, and international arrangements.
The new policy raised the corporate taxation rate to 28 percent.
- tax codeLaws governing taxation
- OECD guidelinesWealthy nations' policy recommendations
- tax returnIncome declaration to government
- fiscal yearAccounting calendar period
- taxable incomeEarnings subject to taxation
tax brackets · tax base · tax havens · shell company · Delaware · tax policy · capital gains tax · Cayman Islands · Panama Papers · fair share · bottom line · withholding tax · financial statements · levy · deductions · loopholes · creative accounting · tax shelter
corporate taxationpersonal income tax
Tax on individual earnings
payroll tax · estate tax · inheritance tax · gift tax · property tax
corporate taxationcorporate subsidies
Government payments to businesses
corporate welfare · business incentives · tax exemptions · tax abatements · enterprise zones
corporate taxationtax-free status
Immunity from taxation
deregulation · nonprofit status · laissez-faire economics · tax evasion · tax avoidance