Break-even tax rate
Break-even tax rate
The
tax rate at which a party to a prospective
transaction is indifferent between entering into and not entering into the transaction.
Break-Even Tax Rate
The
tax rate at which it would neither be advantageous or disadvantageous for a company to conduct a certain
transaction. This allows the
investor or business to consider the potential transaction on its own merits, rather than basing the decision on whether it increases or decreases one's
tax liability. See also:
Going Galt.
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