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KUBÁTOVÁ, Květa. Tax mix impact on the growing differencies between the tax quota of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. ACTA VŠFS. Praha: Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s., 2008, vol. 2008, No 2, p. 189-196. ISSN 1802-792X.
Other formats: BibTeX LaTeX RIS @article{2043, author = {Kubátová, Květa}, article_location = {Praha}, article_number = {2}, keywords = {tax quota; tax mix; taxes in Slovakia; taxes in the Czech Republic}, language = {eng}, issn = {1802-792X}, journal = {ACTA VŠFS}, title = {Tax mix impact on the growing differencies between the tax quota of the Czech Republic and Slovakia}, volume = {2008}, year = {2008} } TY - JOUR ID - 2043 AU - Kubátová, Květa PY - 2008 TI - Tax mix impact on the growing differencies between the tax quota of the Czech Republic and Slovakia JF - ACTA VŠFS VL - 2008 IS - 2 SP - 189-196 EP - 189-196 PB - Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s. SN - 1802792X KW - tax quota KW - tax mix KW - taxes in Slovakia KW - taxes in the Czech Republic N2 - tax quota, tax mix, taxes in Slovakia, taxes in the Czech Republic ER - KUBÁTOVÁ, Květa. Tax mix impact on the growing differencies between the tax quota of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. \textit{ACTA VŠFS}. Praha: Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s., 2008, vol.~2008, No~2, p.~189-196. ISSN~1802-792X.

KUBÁTOVÁ, Květa. Tax mix impact on the growing differencies between the tax quota of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. ACTA VŠFS. Praha: Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s., 2008, vol. 2008, No 2, p. 189-196. ISSN 1802-792X.

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Basic information
Original name	Tax mix impact on the growing differencies between the tax quota of the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Name in Czech	Vliv daňového mixu na rostoucí rozdíly mezi daňovou kvótou Česka a Slovenska
Authors	KUBÁTOVÁ, Květa.
Edition	ACTA VŠFS, Praha, Vysoká škola finanční a správní, o.p.s. 2008, 1802-792X.

Other information
Original language	English
Type of outcome	Article in a journal
Field of Study	50200 5.2 Economics and Business
Country of publisher	Czech Republic
Confidentiality degree	is not subject to a state or trade secret
Organization unit	University of Finance and Administration
Keywords (in Czech)	daňová kvóta; daňový mix; daně na Slovensku; daně v České republice
Keywords in English	tax quota; tax mix; taxes in Slovakia; taxes in the Czech Republic
Tags	AR 2008/2009, odborný časopis, recenzovaný časopis
Tags	Reviewed
Changed by	Changed by: Bc. Barbora Vandová, učo 25116. Changed: 24. 7. 2012 14:23.

Abstract
tax quota, tax mix, taxes in Slovakia, taxes in the Czech Republic

Abstract (in Czech)
Two new states, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, came into existence upon the division of one country in 1993, and these states implemented a new tax system in the same year. The tax system was legalized in 1992 and that is why the taxes of the two states were originally almost identical. However, many amendments of tax laws took place as soon as in 1993 and gradually, in spite of the tax harmonization process of the EU, the gap between the tax systems of the Czech Republic and Slovakia has widened. The paper aims at analyzing the growing differences in tax revenues (or in the tax burden of the two economies) and at finding out which taxes contribute the most to the growing differences. The method of breaking down the difference between the quotas to items - individual taxes - according to the classification used by Eurostat has been selected.

Abstract (in Czech)

Two new states, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, came into existence upon the division of one country in 1993, and these states implemented a new tax system in the same year. The tax system was legalized in 1992 and that is why the taxes of the two states were originally almost identical. However, many amendments of tax laws took place as soon as in 1993 and gradually, in spite of the tax harmonization process of the EU, the gap between the tax systems of the Czech Republic and Slovakia has widened. The paper aims at analyzing the growing differences in tax revenues (or in the tax burden of the two economies) and at finding out which taxes contribute the most to the growing differences. The method of breaking down the difference between the quotas to items - individual taxes - according to the classification used by Eurostat has been selected.