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Abstract In this note we test the hypothesis that trading by tax‐motivated individual investors is responsible for the January effect. We examine the ownership structure of a large sample of firms over a four‐year period and find that the small firms that usually exhibit high January returns have low institutional ownership. After controlling for firm size, we still find that institutional ownership is significantly related to January abnormal returns. These results suggest that one reason the January effect may concentrate in small firms is because these firms are held by tax‐motivated individual investors.
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