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Dividend Tax Capitalization: Further Thoughts, Comments, and Response to Michelle Hanlon, James Myers, and Terry Shevlin

Deen Kemsley
Tulane University - Accounting & Taxation


September 2001

Yale SOM Working Paper No. AC-11

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Recent studies by Hanlon, Myers, and Shevlin (2001) and Dhaliwal et al. (2001) have stirred considerable interest in the topic of dividend tax capitalization. In these papers HMS and DEMB take a critical look at the theory and findings in Harris and Kemsley (1999). In a prior paper I provide preliminary thoughts and responses to the concerns they raise. Since that time I have received many follow-up queries, especially in regard to issues raised by Hanlon, Myers, and Shevlin (2001). In this paper I provide answers to the recent queries. I also express my latest thoughts and comments regarding the tax capitalization debate, and I argue the evidence in all eight HMS tables is consistent with predictions from the model in Harris and Kemsley (1999).

Keywords: Dividends; Taxes; Residual-income

JEL Classifications: H24, G35

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Date posted: October 02, 2001 ; Last revised: October 08, 2001

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Kemsley , Deen, Dividend Tax Capitalization: Further Thoughts, Comments, and Response to Michelle Hanlon, James Myers, and Terry Shevlin (September 2001). Yale SOM Working Paper No. AC-11. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=283997 or doi:10.2139/ssrn.283997


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Deen Kemsley (Contact Author)
Tulane University - Accounting & Taxation ( email )
7 McAlister Drive
New Orleans, LA 70118
United States
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