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The 10 pages that link to Corporate tax, each with the reason it gives.

• CorporationRelated: Tax rules shape how corporate earnings are reported and distributed.

• Supply-side economicsRelated: Its treatment can affect the location, financing, and scale of business investment.

• Capital structureRelated: Tax rules affect the relative after-tax cost of debt and equity.

• Tax competitionRelated: Corporate rates are a central policy lever in competition for business investment and reported profits.

• Holding companyRelated: Tax rules can determine how earnings move between a holding company and its subsidiaries.

• Merton MillerRelated: Interest deductibility creates a tax advantage for debt absent from the theorem’s no-tax baseline.

• Modigliani–Miller theoremRelated: The tax extension changes the relative cost of debt and equity.

• Trickle-down economicsRelated: Whether corporate tax cuts benefit workers or shareholders is central to the claim.

• Indirect taxCompared with: It is levied on business profits rather than specifically on goods or services sold.

• Fisher separation theoremRelated: Taxes alter the returns to investment and the net value owners receive.