英文摘要 |
This study aims to compare the level of tax aggressiveness between group and non-group enterprises, and to examine whether the presence of institutional investors would reduce the tax avoidance activities. The empirical results show that compared to non-group firms, group firms are more tax aggressive, ceteris paribus. This result implies that Taiwanese group firms are more concerned with the benefit from tax savings than the potential penalty imposed by the tax authorities. And the results show that the enterprises will be more tax aggressive when they have lower debt ratios, better profitability, and larger related party transactions. However, this study doesn't find that institutional investors have the outside monitoring effect on tax aggressiveness of group and non-group firms. |