participation of public benefit organizations in income tax – financial and legal issues
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Abstract
The purpose of the article is a legal analysis of the participation of public benefit organizations in personal income tax. The author defines public benefit organizations, indicating the conditions that they need to meet in order to be able to participate in the personal income tax. Broad considerations relate to the analysis of the legal structure of the 1% tax deduction, its scope and the procedures for transfer of funds from the State budget to eligible entities. The article also presents the scale of the issues against the background of the practical functioning of the public finances. The article summarizes the reflection on the rationality and the essence of the transfer of public funds to public benefit organizations.
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| Authors | ;Robert Musiałkiewicz |
| Journal | journal of biological methods |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.12775/PBPS.2014.005
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