2022
DOI: 10.1080/00036846.2022.2141450
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Ex-dividend day price and volume: the case of cum-ex trading

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“…They supported the tax-clientele effect. In a similar manner,Wagner et al, (2022) confirmed the presence of short-term trading that is consistent with dividend-capturing activities Israelsson et al, (2017). investigated the impact of taxes, trading activity, and various market microstructures in Sweden.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…They supported the tax-clientele effect. In a similar manner,Wagner et al, (2022) confirmed the presence of short-term trading that is consistent with dividend-capturing activities Israelsson et al, (2017). investigated the impact of taxes, trading activity, and various market microstructures in Sweden.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…The Pandora Papers leak in 2021 revealed prominent figures in the United Arab Emirates using offshore accounts for tax evasion [ 36 ]. In Europe, the CumEx-Files scandal, involving a network of banks, stock traders, and attorneys, highlights a major instance of tax evasion, with Germany, France, Italy, Denmark, and Belgium collectively losing an estimated $62.9 billion [ 4 ]. This scheme underscores the sophisticated methods employed in evading taxes, particularly in countries with advanced financial systems.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It involves misrepresenting financial affairs to minimize tax liabilities. Examples include Bangladesh’s misuse of pre-shipment inspection services [ 2 ], India’s false returns [ 3 ], Europe’s CumEx-Files scandal [ 4 ], the US IRS’s detection of tax evasion tactics [ 5 ], and African nations’ struggles with corporate tax compliance and underreporting income [ 6 ]. The challenge lies in establishing effective countermeasures to ensure fiscal integrity and fairness.…”
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confidence: 99%