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Vergi Denetiminde Kırmızı Bayrakların Kullanımı
2007
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Muhasebe ve Finansman Dergisi
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(Using Red Flags at Tax Audit) States need financial sources to be able to carry out their functions which are their existing reasons and the most important and powerful one of these financial sources is tax. Satisfaction of public needs at the highest level by providing efficiency and effectiveness at Taxation and so achieving financial, economical, social and legal aims can be possible by an efficient tax auditing. Using Red Flags (Deceit Adverbs) in order to realize the targets of Tax Audit is going to ensure great benefits to auditors

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Use of Red Flag in Tax Audit
2007
Journal:  
Muhasebe ve Finansman Dergisi
Author:  
Abstract:

States need financial sources to be able to carry out their functions which are their existing reasons and the most important and powerful one of these financial sources is tax. Satisfaction of public needs at the highest level by providing efficiency and effectiveness at Taxation and thus achieving financial, economic, social and legal goals can be possible by an efficient tax audit. Using Red Flags (Deceit Adverbs) in order to realize the goals of Tax Audit is going to ensure great benefits to auditors

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Muhasebe ve Finansman Dergisi

Field :   Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler

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