Tax clientele

Tax clientele

Categories of investors who have specific preferences for debt or equity because of differences in their personal tax rates.

Tax Clientele

The universe of investors who have a preference for one type of security or another because that type of security minimizes their tax liabilities.
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Consistent with the tax clientele theory, we find that for the overall sample period, ex-dividend price behavior is systematically related to how capital gains and dividends are taxed.
Do tax law changes influence ex-dividend stock price behavior? Evidence from 1926 to 2005
are the tax clientele for the tax-exempt bonds; in other words, they are
Risk, return, and objective economic substance
Almost all international studies detect an ex-day price drop of less than one but, as in the US, evidence is mixed as to the existence of a tax clientele effect.
The ex-dividend day stock price behavior: the case of Portugal
Thus, both the tax clientele and the tax-timing option imply that the ratio of taxable and tax-exempt yields would not equal the tax rate of the marginal investor.
Taxes and bond returns
In a more advanced setting, the basic requirements in the case can be used to motivate class discussion of the conceptual issues related to tax clientele and the importance of comparing after-tax returns in investment choice.
Mutual funds' before- and after-tax returns: the case of tax clientele
Under the Scholes and Wolfson (1992) framework, investors who do not pay the AMT would be expected to form a tax clientele for investing in AMT.
Implicit taxes: evidence from taxable, AMT, and tax-exempt state and local government bond yields
(2) Prior studies investigate whether the yield spread for municipal bonds reflects the tax rate for an individual or corporate marginal investor (Poterba 1986; Fortune 1988; Mankiw and Poterba 1996) and whether there is an institutional tax clientele for dividend-paying stocks (Dhaliwal et al.
The effect of shareholder-level dividend taxes on stock prices: evidence from the Revenue Reconciliation Act of 1993
15 Equivalently, the tax clientele effect implies a marginal buyer with a marginal tax rate of less than 29.9 percent (35 - 5.1).
Theoretical considerations of the effect of federal income taxes on investment income in property-liability ratemaking
Because it is conditioned on the tax clientele of dividend-paying stocks changing with the dividend tax cut, we call this case the "dynamic tax-clientele hypothesis."
Dividend tax cut and security prices: examining the effect of the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003
This study also extends the literature on tax clienteles, documenting one example where the price of an investment asset is determined by a corporate tax clientele with marginal tax rates significantly below the maximum statutory tax rate.
Public utility old money preferred stocks
Thus, unless the before-tax returns on common stocks increase with dividend magnitude, taxable investors with [t.sub.div] [greater than or equal to] gt are the tax clientele for lower-dividend-paying stocks.
Evidence of tax-clientele-related trading following dividend increases
Ross, 1986, "Tax Clientele and Asset Pricing," Journal of Finance (July), 751-763.
Prime and score premia: evidence against the tax-clientele hypothesis
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