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Title:POSLOVANJE V OFFSHORE DRUŽBAH IN ŠKODLJIVA DAVČNA KONKURENCA
Authors:ID Cvetko, Mojca (Author)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/54388b9d-2101-43bc-9411-7914eb011450
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:Globalizacija in tehnološki napredek sta v svetu povzročila veliko zanimanje za offshore centre, ki predstavljajo veliko konkurenco tradicionalnim davčnim sistemom. Zanimanje je največje predvsem pri davčnih načrtovalcih, katerih ključna naloga je zniževanje stroškov, katerih velik del predstavljajo prav davki. Nižji davki omogočajo podjetjem boljše poslovne rezultate in večjo konkurenčnost na svetovnem trgu. Vse več podjetij in bogatih posameznikov se pri optimiziranju svoje davčne politike odloča za ustanavljanje podjetij v offshore centrih, kar jim omogoča plačevanje nižjih davkov, ki v povprečju znašajo le od 3-5% letno, kar je bistveno manj kot v ostalih onshore državah. Anonimnost je zraven nizkih davčnih stopenj pomembna značilnost offshore centrov. Prav ta omogoča, da so offshore centri uporabljeni za pranje denarja, ki izvira iz ilegalnih dejavnosti. Mednarodna organizacija za ekonomsko sodelovanje in razvoj (OECD) zahteva od offshore centrov večjo izmenjavo podatkov in ukinjanje anonimnosti, s čimer skušajo omejiti možnosti nezakonite trgovine in pranja denarja. Posamezniki in družbe, ki offshore centre uporabljajo za zniževanje davkov, bodo le-te uporabljali tudi v prihodnje. Z ukinitvijo anonimnosti pa bodo offshore centri postali manj zanimivi za pranje umazanega denarja.
Keywords:Ključne besede: offshore centri, davčno načrtovanje, škodljiva davčna konkurenca, sporazum o izogibanju dvojnega obdavčevanja, davčna utaja, tanka kapitalizacija, prenosne cene, pranje denarja, davek od dohodka pravnih oseb.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[M. Cvetko]
Year of publishing:2009
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-12168 New window
UDC:34(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:3984683 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:V0KJQBBQ
Publication date in DKUM:15.12.2009
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Downloads:435
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Language:English
Title:BUSINESS ACTIVITIES IN OFFSHORE CENTERS AND HARMFUL TAX COMPETITION
Abstract:SUMMARY Globalisation and technological progress have caused a great interest in offshore centres around the world; they represent a big competition to traditional tax systems. The interest is big specially for tax planners, of which the key role is to lower costs, taxes being a big part of them. Lower taxes enable companies better business results and a bigger competitiveness in the world market. More and more companies and rich individuals decide to establish companies in offshore centres while optimising their tax policy, which enables them to pay lower taxes, which normally amount between 3-5% per year, far less than in other onshore countries. Besides the lower tax levels, anonimyty is an important charachteristic of the offshore centres. The latter specially makes it possible that offshore centres are used for money laundrey, which originates from illegal activites. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Developement (OECD) demands from offshore centres a bigger exchange of information and to eliminate anonymity, whith which they are trying to limit the possibilities of illegal trade and money laundry. We are confident that individuals and companies, which use offshore centres to lower taxes, will be able to use them also in the future. And by eliminating anonymity, the offshore centres will become less interesting for money laundry.
Keywords:offshore centres, tax planning, harmful tax competition, double tax convention, double taxtion, tax evasion, tax policy, thin capitalization, transfer pricing, money laundering, corporate tax income.


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