Skrivena Javna Potrošnja: Sadašnjost I Budućnost Poreznih Izdataka 2012
DOI: 10.3326/bpi/2012.9
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Porezni izdaci u sustavu poreza na dobit: primjer Bosne i Hercegovine

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“…In the Croatian literature, studies related to tax expenditures and horizontal equity are scarce and usually part of a broader study of personal income taxation. 2 Stu dies of tax expenditures in Croatia and other countries of the region are usually in the form of comparative analysis and studies of corporate income tax (CIT) incen tives (Kraljić, 2001;Raičević and Nenadić, 2005;Šimović and Mihelja Žaja, 2010;Lazović-Pita and Pita, 2012). There is only one analysis of PIT and CIT expenditures in Slovenia (Klun, 2012), but there are comparative analyses of PIT reliefs (Blažić, 2006;Blažić and Drezgić, 2012).…”
Section: Tax Expenditures and Horizontal Equity: Theoretical Issues Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Croatian literature, studies related to tax expenditures and horizontal equity are scarce and usually part of a broader study of personal income taxation. 2 Stu dies of tax expenditures in Croatia and other countries of the region are usually in the form of comparative analysis and studies of corporate income tax (CIT) incen tives (Kraljić, 2001;Raičević and Nenadić, 2005;Šimović and Mihelja Žaja, 2010;Lazović-Pita and Pita, 2012). There is only one analysis of PIT and CIT expenditures in Slovenia (Klun, 2012), but there are comparative analyses of PIT reliefs (Blažić, 2006;Blažić and Drezgić, 2012).…”
Section: Tax Expenditures and Horizontal Equity: Theoretical Issues Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research has also been done into corporate income tax expenditures in the transition countries (Kraljić, 2001), as well as in Croatia's neighbouring countries -Slovenia, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Albania (Šimović and Mihelja Žaja, 2010). In Serbia and Montenegro Raičević and Nenadić (2005) analyze corporate income tax incentives, while Lazović-Pita and Pita (2012) and Klun (2012) analyze personal and corporate income tax expenditures in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovenia.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Kraljić, 2001;Raičević i Nenadić, 2005;Šimović i Mihelja Žaja, 2010;Lazović-Pita i Pita, 2012). Za Sloveniju postoji tek jedno istraživanje koje analizira izdatke kod poreza na dohodak i kod poreza nad dobit (Klun, 2012), ali postoje usporedne analize olakšica kod poreza na dohodak (Blažić, 2006;Blažić i Drezgić, 2012).…”
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