2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.09.288
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Training of Tax Consultants: Experience and Prospects

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“…(Mr. Real) "... the evidence of a dishonest client is usually revealed when data from the Tax Office is confirmed. So, if it occurs, because they are our clients, we The informants' explanation above is in line with Ostas (2020) and Adigamova and Tufetulov (2014), that at the consultation stage, tax advisors do not act aggressively by informing clients about their rights and obligations under regulations. Tax advisors act as lawyers when taxpayers are involved in a tax dispute.…”
Section: Competition and Scope Of Tax Consulting Servicesmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…(Mr. Real) "... the evidence of a dishonest client is usually revealed when data from the Tax Office is confirmed. So, if it occurs, because they are our clients, we The informants' explanation above is in line with Ostas (2020) and Adigamova and Tufetulov (2014), that at the consultation stage, tax advisors do not act aggressively by informing clients about their rights and obligations under regulations. Tax advisors act as lawyers when taxpayers are involved in a tax dispute.…”
Section: Competition and Scope Of Tax Consulting Servicesmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The responsibility of the tax advisors as accountant are to ensure that taxpayers are willing to pay for their services in return for more significant profits, namely minimizing the amount of tax paid (Stephenson, 2010). Thus, tax advisors must be able to explain tax regulatory practices to clients and their economic and legal implications (Adigamova & Tufetulov, 2014). Professionalism refers to skill enhancement resulting from services provided by a professional (Hoyle, 2001).…”
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“…The interaction between burnout and emotional intelligence has a negative and significant effect on turnover intention or in other words, high emotional intelligence will reduce turnover intention due to increased burnout. There is no interaction between burnout and religiosity in influencing turnover intention or in other words, high religiosity is not able to reduce turnover intention due to increasing burnout (Darmayasa & Aneswari, 2015;Adigamova & Tufetulov, 2014).…”
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confidence: 99%