2010
DOI: 10.18267/j.polek.729
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The System of Accounting for Government Tax Revenues

Abstract: Pro kvalifi kované řízení veřejných fi nancí, zásahy vládních institucí do ekonomiky a vyhodnocování účinnosti hospodářské politiky instituce vládního sektoru potřebují získávat kvalitní údaje o vývoji veřejných příjmů a výdajů. Vládní systémy účetnic-tví, které tyto údaje přinášejí, jsou v Evropě i v ostatních vyspělých zemích založeny na Systému národních účtů (SNA 93), který byl zveřejněn v roce 1993 (OSN, 1993). Existuje i druhá možností evidence příjmů a výdajů, kterou je hotovostní výkaznic-tví. Teoretic… Show more

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“…These diff erences are to some extent due to methodological diffi culties with the reporting of tax revenues (particularly because of the diff erent extent to which are covered payments towards the social security system -for details see Hrdlička et al, 2010). Nevertheless, even a er fi ltering this eff ect out, developed countries may be roughly divided into three groups: countries with a low tax quota of up to 30%, countries with a moderately high tax quota of between 30-45% and countries with a high taxation of over 45%.…”
Section: Changes In Taxation Of Incomes In Developed Countriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These diff erences are to some extent due to methodological diffi culties with the reporting of tax revenues (particularly because of the diff erent extent to which are covered payments towards the social security system -for details see Hrdlička et al, 2010). Nevertheless, even a er fi ltering this eff ect out, developed countries may be roughly divided into three groups: countries with a low tax quota of up to 30%, countries with a moderately high tax quota of between 30-45% and countries with a high taxation of over 45%.…”
Section: Changes In Taxation Of Incomes In Developed Countriesmentioning
confidence: 99%