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Regulations of Credit Rating Agencies after the Subprime Crisis
Authors
Galimardanova Y.
Khafizova A.
Salmina S.
Publication date
25 October 2008
Publisher
關西大學商學會
Abstract
© MCSER-Mediterranean Center of Social and Educational Research. This article is devoted to topical issues of taxation of individuals and the resulting tax liabilities. Managing tax debt is of great importance as the macroeconomic conditions for the transition to sustainable development and improve competitiveness. In our opinion, the management of tax arrears - it's not only the performance of the tax authorities of their duties to collect the debt, but also the formation of the system of economic relations that arise between the state (local government), business entities and individuals regarding the payment of fees. Relevance of the topic is due to increased tax liabilities of individuals in the Russian Federation, as a result, it is necessary to find the optimal tax instruments of debt management
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