The increasing effects of public assets protection ways on tax revenues
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Nowadays, in all of the states, goverments want to present the possible maximum level of public service. In order to present this services they need to a great deal of income. For this reason, workings which are aimed at the increasing of the public revenues are done. Without adoubt the most safe source is taxes.In the study of the increasing tax revenues, mostly dwelling upon the subjects such as the struggle of underground economy and the widen of tax base.In this thesis, we dwell upon the increasing effects of public assets protection ways on tax revenues apart from the upper told ways. Additionally, in the historical process, by giving the development of the information about the public assets protection ways, indemnity,arrestment, interim accurance and the other protection ways of public assets and, encashment of revenues fastening and increasing the opinions related with the practices which can be done by the tax Office are presented.Key Words: Public assets, Tax, Tax Collection, Tax revenue, Arrestment, interim accurance, indemnity, increasing revenues.
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Cavit Ümit Alaybeyoğlu
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Cavit Ümit Alaybeyoğlu (Master Thesis). The increasing effects of public assets protection ways on tax revenues, 2008, Dokuz Eylül University, Maliye Bölümü.
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