Definition of
capital tax
tax on firm's capital a tax levied on the capital owned by a company, rather than on its spending.
Related definitions of "capital tax"
- See also capital gains tax
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Intellectual Capital
Best Practicewhereas capital spending earned just 15% (about 10% after tax, approximately the cost of capital).
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Best PracticeThe choice of assets, how well we manage the assets, and the nature and success of our providing product/services to markets, taxes, and other factors determine the business risk of the company. The business risk influences the cost of equity capital. For a firm without debt, or an “unlevered” firm
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Capital Structure: Implications
Best PracticeA tax environment that allows for the deduction of interest charges, but not the deduction of dividends, results in an optimal capital structure for a company. The optimal structure results in a lower weighted cost of capital (WCOC) for reasons examined in the article, Capital Structure
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Best PracticeRaising capital to grow a business has never been more challenging or time-consuming. While there are still many sources of finance, ranging from government and EU grants, to bank loans, private equity, angel investors, or a stock market flotation, some will be easier to come by than others
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Definitions of ’capital tax’ and meaning of ’capital tax’ are from the book publication, QFINANCE – The Ultimate Resource, © 2009 Bloomsbury Information Ltd. Find definitions for ’capital tax’ and other financial terms with our online QFINANCE Financial Dictionary.
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capital transfer tax
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capital gains tax
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tax on capital income
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capital cost allowance
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corporation tax
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direct tax
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capital levy
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capital property
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Foreign Investment Funds Tax
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capital allowance
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taxable gain
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chargeable gain
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capital gains reserve
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earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization
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