Abstract
The 1986 Tax Reform Act, by virtue of equalizing the marginal tax rates of dividend and capital gains income for the ordinary investor, is hypothesized to decrease the ex-day abnormal returns, and to reduce the incidence and effects of short-term trading. As predicted, ex-day abnormal returns are found to decline significantly in both the NYSE and the ASE. In contrast, increased effects of short-term trading are found among the high dividend yield quintile stocks of the NYSE.
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