SOME COORDINATES CONCERNING TAXATION IN THE EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIES
For accession to European Union, tax area is of particular importance, because it recognizes the impact of taxation on economic growth and development, and indirect taxation significantly contributes to the formation of the EU budget resources. Without prejudice to the fiscal sovereignty of Member S...
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doaj-e575545a38f24c0d88ca4723d022c51c2020-11-24T23:44:00ZengUniversity of PetrosaniAnnals of the University of Petrosani: Economics1582-59492247-86202015-10-01XV191100SOME COORDINATES CONCERNING TAXATION IN THE EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIESCARMEN COMANICIU0“Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, RomaniaFor accession to European Union, tax area is of particular importance, because it recognizes the impact of taxation on economic growth and development, and indirect taxation significantly contributes to the formation of the EU budget resources. Without prejudice to the fiscal sovereignty of Member States, EU tax policy strategy aims establishing a framework that eliminate the tax obstacles that may affect cross-border economic activity, identify the actions on preventing and combating tax evasion, improve collaboration between tax administrations. Without claiming an exhaustive approach, through issues highlighted in this article, we will identify both the similarities and the particularities of taxation from Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey, and also manner in which taxation of the 5 EU candidate countries meets the requirements on the fiscal coordination and fiscal harmonization from EU tax policy perspective.http://www.upet.ro/annals/economics/pdf/2015/part1/Comaniciu.pdfcandidate countriesEU tax policydirect taxationindirect taxationfiscal freedom. |
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SOME COORDINATES CONCERNING TAXATION IN THE EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIES |
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SOME COORDINATES CONCERNING TAXATION IN THE EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIES |
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SOME COORDINATES CONCERNING TAXATION IN THE EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIES |
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SOME COORDINATES CONCERNING TAXATION IN THE EU CANDIDATE COUNTRIES |
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some coordinates concerning taxation in the eu candidate countries |
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University of Petrosani |
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Annals of the University of Petrosani: Economics |
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1582-5949 2247-8620 |
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2015-10-01 |
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For accession to European Union, tax area is of particular importance, because it recognizes the impact of taxation on economic growth and development, and indirect taxation significantly contributes to the formation of the EU budget resources. Without prejudice to the fiscal sovereignty of Member States, EU tax policy strategy aims establishing a framework that eliminate the tax obstacles that may affect cross-border economic activity, identify the actions on preventing and combating tax evasion, improve collaboration between tax administrations. Without claiming an exhaustive approach, through issues highlighted in this article, we will identify both the similarities and the particularities of taxation from Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey, and also manner in which taxation of the 5 EU candidate countries meets the requirements on the fiscal coordination and fiscal harmonization from EU tax policy perspective. |
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candidate countries EU tax policy direct taxation indirect taxation fiscal freedom. |
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http://www.upet.ro/annals/economics/pdf/2015/part1/Comaniciu.pdf |
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