2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jbusres.2016.12.011
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Consumer reactions to corporate tax strategies: The role of political ideology

Abstract: This study contributes to research on how stakeholders react to corporate tax strategies (CTSs). In two experiments we show that consumers are more likely to react negatively to 'aggressive' rather than to reward 'conservative' CTSs. The impact of CTSs on consumer reactions is mediated by the perceived ethicality of the firm and moderated by individuals' political identification. Right-leaning consumers are less likely than left-leaning consumers to punish companies engaging in tax avoidance. This moderation d… Show more

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“…Until now, however, this has been done largely from a supply-side perspective by evaluating the reasons people work in the undeclared economy, resulting in the emergence of heated theoretical debates about whether undeclared workers do so out of necessity or as a matter of choice (Maloney 2004, Williams 2015a,b, Morris and Polese 2015, 2016. Few studies on the undeclared economy in Central and Eastern Europe, with one or two notable exceptions that focus on businesses (Putni š and Sauka 2015, Antonetti and Anesa 2017), have considered adopting a demand-side perspective, and none have focused upon citizens and evaluated the reasons they acquire undeclared goods and services. This is important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Until now, however, this has been done largely from a supply-side perspective by evaluating the reasons people work in the undeclared economy, resulting in the emergence of heated theoretical debates about whether undeclared workers do so out of necessity or as a matter of choice (Maloney 2004, Williams 2015a,b, Morris and Polese 2015, 2016. Few studies on the undeclared economy in Central and Eastern Europe, with one or two notable exceptions that focus on businesses (Putni š and Sauka 2015, Antonetti and Anesa 2017), have considered adopting a demand-side perspective, and none have focused upon citizens and evaluated the reasons they acquire undeclared goods and services. This is important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the management accounting tools is budgeting. The system of budgeting, using the possibilities of modern information technologies, provides an opportunity for internal economic control and multivariate analysis of financial results from the implementation of adopted budgets, forms conditions for the analysis of various scenarios of transformation of financial condition, assessment of financial stability in permanently changing conditions of external economic environment [24,25]. In budgeting, budgets for the forthcoming period are prepared, reports on their execution for the past time are prepared, and planned and actual indicators are compared.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this connection in the agro-industrial complex of Russia there should be formed an effective innovation system, based on technological development, technical renovation, conjuncture of material and human resources market, financial and economic mechanism, the use of modern approaches to management of material and technical support [19,20]. The basis of organizational and economic mechanism of agricultural production is the state support for stimulation of technical re-equipment, modernization of machine and technological base of agro-industrial complex, development of material and technical resources market, improvement of technical equipment and technological potential, price parity of agriculture and processing industries, credit system and leasing mechanism, taxation system [21,22].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%