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Title:PRIHODNOST NAČELA POVEZANOSTI POSLOVNE IN DAVČNE BILANCE V EVROPSKI UNIJI
Authors:ID Štifter, Mateja (Author)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/f491810b-6aeb-40e8-b316-7fad6cd39695
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Final seminar paper
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Harmonizacija računovodstva in neposrednih davkov sta področji, katerima Evropska komisija posveča veliko pozornosti. EU je z sprejetjem 4. in 7. direktive ter MSP in kasneje MSRP naredila velik korak na področju računovodstva ter povezanosti znotraj EU. S tem so države članice postale bolj povezane, saj so bili njihovi temeljni računovodski izkazi lažje primerljivi. To pa je pripomoglo k obsežnejšemu meddrždavnemu poslovanju podjetij. Področje neposrednih davkov pa ni dohitevalo sprememb računovodstva, zaradi tega so države članice še vedno bile obdavčene dvojno. Zato je EU predlagala enotno davčno osnovo, ki pa ne pomeni enotne davčne stopnje. Države članice razmišljajo v smeri sprejetja skupne konsolidirane davčne osnove za davek od dohodka prvnih oseb in v ta namen je Evropska komisija pripravila predlog o sprejetju direktive Sveta o CCCTB. Dokončna odločitev v tej smeri je ostala v rokah držav članic, EU pa je do sedaj naredila vse, da je to področje čim bolj nazorno prikazala javnosti. Kakšna bo prihodnost na področju računovodstva in davkov, si lahko vsak drugače zamišlja, zagoto pa je, da se bo nadaljeval proces harmonizacije.
Keywords:poslovna bilanca stanja, davčna bilanca stanja, načelo povezanosti, Mednarodni standardi računovodskega poročanja, Slovenski računovodski standardi, neposredni davki, skupna konsolidirana davčna osnova za davek od dohodka pravnih oseb, harmonizacija, odvisnost.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[M. Štifter]
Year of publishing:2011
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-19302 New window
UDC:657.3
COBISS.SI-ID:10834204 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:UWGVNEVN
Publication date in DKUM:16.11.2011
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Language:English
Title:THE FUTURE OF THE DEPENDENCE PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS AND TAX BALANCE SHEET IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
Abstract:The harmonization of accounting and direct taxes is an area that the European Commission pays great attention to. With the adoption of the 4-th and 7-th directive and IAS and later IFRS, the EU made a major step on the field of accounting and integration within the EU. With this the member states have become increasingly connected as their basic financial statements were more easily comporable. This helped to expand the interstate commerce business. The scope of direct taxes is not catching up with the changes in accounting and for this member states have always been taxed twice. Therefore, the EU proposed a single tax base that does not mean a uniform tax rate. The member states are considering adopting the direction of the Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base for corporations. To enable this the European Commission adopted the proposal for a Council Directive on CCCTB. The final decision in this direction has remained in the hands of Member states. The EU has so far done everything possible to clearly display this idea to the public. We can only imagine what the future of accounting will be, but certainly the process of harmonizatio will continue.
Keywords:business balance sheet, tax balance sheet, the principle of integration, International Financial Reporting Standards, Slovenian Accounting Standards, the corporation income tax, Common Consolidate Corporate Tax Base, harmonization, dependency.


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