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Title:OBDAVČITEV PLAČ: PRIMERJAVA MED SLOVENIJO IN SRBIJO
Authors:ID Jovanović, Milovan (Author)
ID Kokotec Novak, Majda (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/b9a8773b-7cee-498e-b770-86cc64d4abb5
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Plače so obremenjene s prispevki za socialno varnost, saj je potrebno plačati prispevke iz in na plačo, dodatno obremenitev pa je še dohodnina. Države vplivajo na stroške dela z davčnimi olajšavami, širjenjem ali oženjem davčne osnove ter omejitvami pri plačilu prispevkov. Obe obravnavani državi Slovenija in Srbija omogočata nižanje davčne osnove z davčnimi olajšavami, ki pridejo najbolj do izraza pri nižjih dohodkih. Pri prispevkih veljajo tudi določene omejitve, v Srbiji ne plačujejo prispevkov na dohodke, ki so višji od petkratnika povprečne plače v državi, v Sloveniji je tak primer regres za letni dopust, od katerega se ne plačujejo prispevki. Razlike so tudi v zajemanju dohodkov in povračil, ki sestavljajo davčno osnovo ali osnovo za plačilo prispevkov. V Sloveniji se praviloma ne plačuje prispevkov in davkov od povračil stroškov, v Srbiji pa je večina povračil vključena v osnovo za plačilo davkov in prispevkov. V Srbiji so nižji stroški dela posledica nominalno nižjih plač, bolj ugodna obdavčitev velja samo za višje plače.
Keywords:obdavčitev plač v Sloveniji in Srbiji, davčni zavezanec, davčna osnova, davčna stopnja, davčne olajšave, prispevki za socialno zavarovanje, povračila stroškov.
Place of publishing:Velenje
Publisher:[M. Jovanović]
Year of publishing:2011
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-18402 New window
UDC:336.22
COBISS.SI-ID:10705948 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:KR8FNCOS
Publication date in DKUM:29.06.2011
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Downloads:378
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Language:English
Title:WAGE TAXATION COMPARISON BETWEEN SLOVENIA AND SERBIA
Abstract:Salaries are burdened with social security taxes as it is necessary to pay contributions arising from the salary, and based on the salary, whereas income taxes are an additional burden. Countries influence labour costs through tax credits, by broadening or narrowing the tax base, and restricting the contributions. Both countries, Slovenia and Serbia, enable lower tax bases with tax credits, which are more evident in case of lower income. There are also certain limitations regarding contributions. In Serbia, contributions on income that surpasses five times the average salary in the country are not paid, in Slovenia, contributions are not paid on the holiday allowance. There are differences in incomes and reimbursements that are included, and constitute the tax base or the basis for the payment of contributions. As a rule, in Slovenia there are no contributions and taxes arising from reimbursement of costs, yet in Serbia, the majority of reimbursements is included in the basis for the payment of taxes and contributions. In Serbia, lower labour costs are a consequence of nominally lower salaries, a favourable taxation applies only to higher salaries.
Keywords:income tax in Slovenia and Serbia, taxpayer, tax base, tax rate, tax credit, social security taxes, reimbursement of costs.


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