Also the usage of this denoted
principle is important to stabilize the finances of country, exceptionally,
during the economic crisis, because economically it is better for filling the
budget to be multiple streams of income on the basis of wide tax base and
comparatively lower tax rates.
The principle of justice and equality is
connected to the principle of universality. According to this principle each
person must pay Statutory fee and take part in financing the expenses of state.
This principle don’t have absolute
character. It refers only the person, who is “taxpayer”. It means that tax
legislation must not do the exceptions for separate categories of taxpayer.
Also this principle doesn’t mean that every citizen is obliged to pay the tax
despite of they have income or not.
In conclusion, we can say that economic
principles of taxation identify the core requirements, which must fit the
proportionality, justification of economic taxation and the economy of tax
administration. In fact, these principles identify important approaches, which
must fit sales taxes.
organizational principles of taxation
schematically, we can imagine organizational principles of taxation in this
way: organizational principles of taxation: efficiency, universalization,deftness,cost distribution by salary,common taxation system,tax in time,determination,public.
The principle of taxation
universalization is very important principle during the formation of the tax
system.
Tax system should have the same
requirements for every tax payer, despite the form of ownership, the subject of
taxation. It is unacceptable to require additional fee, to grow tax rates or
differentiation, to establish tax concessions on the basis of the form of
ownership, the organizational and legal form of enterprise, citizenship,
geographical origin of the authorized capital and etc.
In addition, there may be a tax
on the political, economic, religious affiliation, ethnic and other grounds.
There must be common approach
about tax calculation, despite of the object of taxation, location or source of
income.
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