2003
DOI: 10.3917/reof.086.0043
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L'imposition des revenus du capital et des entreprises en Europe

Abstract: épargne en Europe, dix ans après l'ouverture des frontières, est encore en chantier. Les taux effectifs d'imposition et les législations auxquelles sont soumises les entreprises et l'épargne sont relativement disparates. La fiscalité européenne laisse subsister des obstacles à la libre circulation du capital, des discriminations en fonction de la nationalité et des doubles impositions, nuisant ainsi à la construction européenne. Cet état des choses favorise les pratiques d'optimisation fiscale et aboutit à l'e… Show more

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“…On the other hand, the cost of debt is generally measured by the interest rate, which usually depends on the conditions of the economy and the rate policy pursued by the public authorities. In fact, the interest rate is only a cost element and consists of the various charges paying for banking services and the financial cost of the debt (Hugounenq, 2003). This financial cost will be determined by the net cost of debt which takes into account the tax favours provided through the deductibility of the financial cost of the loan.…”
Section: The Concept Of Debtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the cost of debt is generally measured by the interest rate, which usually depends on the conditions of the economy and the rate policy pursued by the public authorities. In fact, the interest rate is only a cost element and consists of the various charges paying for banking services and the financial cost of the debt (Hugounenq, 2003). This financial cost will be determined by the net cost of debt which takes into account the tax favours provided through the deductibility of the financial cost of the loan.…”
Section: The Concept Of Debtmentioning
confidence: 99%