Identificación del traslado de beneficios a paraísos fiscales utilizando las estadísticas país por país

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Traslado de Beneficios, Declaraciones país por país, paraísos fiscales de la UE

Resumen

El traslado de beneficios es una actividad de planificación fiscal agresiva que merma los ingresos públicos a nivel mundial. Utilizando las estadísticas basadas en los recientes informes país por país, este artículo identifica la existencia de dicha actividad llevada a cabo por las grandes multinacionales españolas en los paraísos fiscales de la UE, de forma tanto descriptiva como econométrica. Además, el artículo muestra que la aplicación de un tipo impositivo efectivo mínimo del 15% sobre los beneficios generados en otros países de la UE por estas grandes multinacionales, en el contexto de la solución basada en los dos pilares proveniente del marco inclusivo OCDE/G20, podría incrementar los ingresos fiscales de España en torno al 2-17% del Impuesto sobre Sociedades anual.

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2024-04-02
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Castillo Murciego, Ángela, & López Laborda, J. (2024). Identificación del traslado de beneficios a paraísos fiscales utilizando las estadísticas país por país. Revista de Economía Mundial, (66), 67-86. https://doi.org/10.33776/rem.vi66.7816
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