英文摘要 |
The increasing popularity of corporate social responsibility (CSR) during the past few years has made it a trend that companies start to voluntarily publish their CSR reports. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship among financial performance, corporate tax and corporate social responsibility disclosure. Our samples include the firms listed on Taiwan Stock Market from 2009 to 2013. The results show that financial performance is significantly positively related to CSR report disclosure, and corporate income tax payment is significantly negatively related to CSR report disclosure. The results imply that companies with good performance tend to disclose their CSR reports, and they have more resource to be engaged in tax planning, hence these companies pay less income tax than other companies. Recent Taiwan authorities promote to disclose CSR information. Our findings suggest enhance firms' information transparency through CSR reports with firms' tax planning information. |