The Impact of Taxation on the Currency-of-Denomination Decision for Long-Term Foreign Borrowing and Lending
Journal of International Business StudiesPublished 1 March 1984
Alan C. Shapiro
Citations42
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This paper shows the distorting effects of different tax regulations on the effective absolute and relative costs of long-term borrowing in different currencies. In particular, if expected borrowing costs are equal before tax, then the process of minimizing expected after-tax borrowing costs generally involves borrowing the weakest currency.
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