TAXABLE NET INCOME UNDER THE NEW YORK LAW

New York Law School Law Review

The Optimal Elasticity of Taxable Income

The strength of the behavioral response to a tax rate change depends on the environment individuals operate in, and may be manipulated by instruments controlled by the government. We first derive a measure of the social benefit to affecting this elasticity. The paper then examines this effect in the solution to the optimal income taxation problem when such an instrument is available, first in a...

Information Content of Income, Tax Avoidance and Taxable Income Management

Managers’ prediction of users’ decisions is economically valuable. Managers do manage income either to distort information or to defer and report the information related to future incomes. This investigation aims at examining the effects of taxable income management on future tax avoidance consequences as well as the information content of firms. Panel data models, multivariate regression model...

Taxable Income, Future Earnings, and Equity Values

We investigate the ability of a tax-based fundamental—the ratio of taxto-book income—to predict earnings growth and stock returns and to explain the earnings-price ratio. This tax fundamental reflects both temporary and permanent book-tax differences as well as tax accruals, such as changes in the tax valuation allowance. We find that the tax-to-book income ratio predicts subsequent five-year e...

Anticipated misuse of psychiatry under the New York Juvenile Offender Law.