2021
DOI: 10.14807/ijmp.v12i6.1762
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Problem aspects of application by state enterprises of international standards of accounting and reporting in rental operations

Abstract: The purpose of the article is to determine the peculiarities of public sector enterprises' use of international and national accounting and financial reporting standards governing the accounting of lease transactions, study the impact of their provisions on financial reporting indicators, substantiation of the most acceptable lease accounting models for public sector enterprises. The information base of the empirical study was the data of the official website of the Ministry of Economic Development, Trade and … Show more

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“…Thus, in the first two years of the reform, as noted by H. Harus and O. Niv'evskii [1], ATCs collected from 5% to 122% more local taxes than before the merger and began to spend more on local infrastructure development (from 46% to 569% more). An increase in community revenues was accompanied by a reduction in the share of the public sector in the economy, as notified by S. Rogozhny and others [2]. At the same time, Y. Samborska-Muzychko [3] emphasized that in some economic sectors, including utilities, the share of the public sector has increased by 1.6% over six years.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Thus, in the first two years of the reform, as noted by H. Harus and O. Niv'evskii [1], ATCs collected from 5% to 122% more local taxes than before the merger and began to spend more on local infrastructure development (from 46% to 569% more). An increase in community revenues was accompanied by a reduction in the share of the public sector in the economy, as notified by S. Rogozhny and others [2]. At the same time, Y. Samborska-Muzychko [3] emphasized that in some economic sectors, including utilities, the share of the public sector has increased by 1.6% over six years.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 92%