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    Title: 稅務資訊交換機制對台灣上市公司海外關係企業股權斷鏈之影響
    The Impact of Tax Information Exchange Mechanism on Overseas Ownership Structure of Taiwanese Listed Companies
    Authors: 林正新
    Lin, Cheng-Hsin
    Contributors: 陳香梅
    胡偉民

    Chen, Shinemay
    Hu, Wei-Min

    林正新
    Lin, Cheng-Hsin
    Keywords: 投資控股架構
    股權斷鏈
    稅務資訊交換協定
    租稅協定
    租稅天堂
    Ownership Link
    Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA)
    Tax Treaty
    Tax Haven
    Date: 2020
    Issue Date: 2020-08-03 18:13:41 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 跨國企業長久以來傾向建立複雜的投資控股架構,使其得以執行有害的稅務措施進行避稅,這樣的現象導致各國政府面臨稅基侵蝕與稅收流失等財政衝擊。為了解決以上問題,OECD於2000年開始推動建立稅務資訊交換機制,包括建議各國簽訂稅務資訊交換協定或在租稅協定中納入資訊交換條款,且在2008年全球金融危機後各國政府行動越趨積極。而究竟稅務資訊交換機制的建立是否對跨國企業原先設計的複雜控股架構造成衝擊,為本研究的主要探討議題。
    不同於過去國內外文獻多從投資區位選擇或投資金額大小等角度切入此議題,本文率先提出股權連結斷鏈是一個未來可思考研究的方向。本研究使用台灣上市公司2001年到2017年的新建股權連結資料作為基礎,比對各新建連結於後續年度的存續情形,進而彙整出2002年到2018年股權斷鏈的資料,並從中統計不同國家組合的斷鏈次數,據此從股權斷鏈的角度分析建立稅務資訊交換機制對跨國企業控股架構的影響。
    本文選用固定效果模型分析平衡追蹤資料,實證結果有幾大重點:第一,稅務資訊交換協定對於跨國企業控股架構造成衝擊;第二,租稅協定具有穩定已建立之股權連結的效果;第三,稅務資訊交換協定生效後對斷鏈的影響效果增強,且金融相關產業與控股公司對建立資訊交換機制的敏感度高於其他產業與公司;最後,在近年來反避稅的浪潮下,租稅天堂面臨一定程度的困境。
    The multinational enterprises (MNEs) have implemented the harmful tax practices for a long time. In response to this situation, OECD has begun to promote the establishment of tax information exchange mechanism since 2000, including encouraging each tax jurisdiction to sign bilateral tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) with others, or to incorporate the article related to information exchange into the tax treaty. After the financial crisis of 2008, governments’ actions became more active.
    Considering the above, this paper examines the impact of the tax information exchange mechanism on MNEs’ ownership structure. But different from the prior literature which mostly discusses the issue from the perspective of investment location selection or investment amount, this paper attempts to analyze the issue from the perspective of the amount of broken ownership link between countries.
    A fixed-effect model is constructed by using balanced panel data. The empirical results reveal several key points. First, TIEA has an impact on MNEs’ ownership structure. Second, tax treaty has an effect of stabilizing the established ownership links. Third, TIEA has an increased effect on the broken links after it enters into force. Otherwise, financial-related industries and holding companies are more sensitive to the establishment of an information exchange mechanism. Finally, under the global anti-tax avoidance wave in recent years, tax havens are indeed facing challenges.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    財政學系
    107255004
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0107255004
    Data Type: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU202000886
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