Tax avoidance and tax ethics in technological companies

Abstract

[eng] Tax avoidance is likely the most misconstrued word in the tax world. It is accepted that researchers and specialists infrequently utilize the term and use it related terms like “tax evasion” or “tax fraud". These words now mentioned are favored for the most part as a result of the setting in which they are utilized and the general absence of comprehension of the significance and ideas of tax avoidance. However, as we have seen over the years, this term has appeared related to practices of big enterprises, most of them in the technological industry. Which thanks to the difficulties the authorities find out when taxing those enterprises and the practices itself, both take a toll on the countries tax administrations. Nevertheless, apart from the mechanism the OCDE and the European Commission can implement, there is as well the role tax ethics is playing on those companies. Therefore, a further analysis on that matter is required. Therefore, the main point of this research is to respond to an assumption that there is unfair competition within Europe and the need to eliminate it.