Explain the concept of double taxation in a corporate setting.

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Explain the concept of double taxation in a corporate setting.

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The corporation's profits are taxed as income at the corporate level for the first tax event. If the company pays dividends to its shareholders, the shareholders have to recognize the dividends as ordinary income on their personal income tax returns; this results in the second taxation of the same money.

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