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Author:McDonald, R. L.
Title:The tax (dis)advantage of a firm issuing options on its own stock
Journal:Journal of Public Economics
2004 : APR, VOL. 88:5, p. 925-955
Index terms:Company taxation
Options
Bonds
Language:eng
Abstract:This paper shows that option positions with implicit borrowing - such as put sales and call purchases - are tax-disadvantaged relative to the equivalent synthetic option with explicit borrowing. It also shows that firms are better off from a tax perspective issuing bifurcated convertible bonds - bonds plus warrants - rather than an otherwise equivalent standard convertible.
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