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Taxation and Economic Development among Pacific Asian Countries

By: Richard A. Musgrave; Ching-Huei Chang et al. | Book details

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national Service Company, which operates on behalf of Westinghouse Electric Corporation, to pay penalty taxes of 1.121 billion won for its alleged evasion of corporate income taxes arising from participation in the construction of Korea's nuclear power plants. Additional unpaid taxes totaling some 20 billion won were imposed in 1988 on the incomes earned in Korea between 1982 and 1987. See Korea Business World, February 1989, p. 40. This was the first officially announced case in which penalty tax was imposed on a multinational firm operating in Korea.
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Ministry of Finance, Tax System Development Deliberation Committee, Report on Korea's Tax System Development (in Korean), December 1985, p. 308.
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The minimum acceptable rate of return on DFI in developing countries ranges from 9 to 15 percent ( Lal, 1975; Koo and Bark, 1988).
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So far there has been no official indication that Korean firms have utilized tax havens to evade taxes.

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