INTERNATIONAL TAX COMPETITION AND DOUBLE TAXATION

Tomoya Ida

Review of Urban & Regional Development Studies, 2006, vol. 18, issue 3, 192-208

Abstract: This paper examines international tax competition, with respect to both corporate income tax rates and tax rules for double taxation. Unlike existing studies, this study assumes that governments set non†discriminatory tax rates on domestic†and foreign†sourced corporate income and can choose no tax allowance as the tax rule. Consequently, the Nash equilibrium outcomes contradict the intuition underlying previous studies: no tax allowance is chosen as the tax rule where world economic welfare can be maximized. A capital†exporting country gains whereas a capital†importing country loses, compared to the case where there is a tax allowance of any kind.

Date: 2006
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