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Earnings stripping

One common strategy used by corporations to lower their taxable income is by paying inflated interest rates to affiliated third parties. This practice, known as "earnings stripping," involves shifting profits to related entities through excessive interest payments. Despite being legal, it has been a controversial topic in the world of finance. Let's delve into the details of this concept and understand its implications.

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