Firm Valuation and the Uncertainty of Future Tax Avoidance

Tax Avoidance , Corporate Transparency , and Firm Value

the relationship between tax avoidance and firm value with an emphasis on agency cost and firm disclosure quality

the aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between tax avoidance and firm value with an emphasis on agency cost and disclosure quality of firms listed in tehran stock exchange. the sample of this study consists of 68 firms for the period 2004 to 2015.this study is applied in purpose and correlation- descriptive in method. in this study to test the hypotheses, multivariate linear r...

Valuation of tax expense

Both intuition and empirical evidence suggest that higher revenues increase value whereas higher expenses, including higher tax expense, decrease value. Some prior research, however, suggests that higher tax expense may be good news, despite the resulting reduction in after-tax earnings. We conduct a comprehensive investigation and find that surprises in both the current and deferred components...

The Uncertainty of Valuation

Valuation is often said to be “an art not a science” but this relates to the techniques employed to calculate value not to the underlying concept itself. Valuation is the process of estimating price in the market place. Yet, such an estimation will be affected by uncertainties. Uncertainty in the comparable information available; uncertainty in the current and future market conditions and uncer...

Religiosity and Tax Avoidance

In this paper, we examine religiosity as one determinant of tax avoidance by corporate and individual taxpayers. Prior research suggests a relation between religiosity and risk aversion. Because aggressive tax avoidance strategies involve significant uncertainty and possible penalties and damage to reputation, we predict that higher levels of religiosity are associated with less aggressive (i.e...