The Tax Issues Perception of Catering and Hospitality Businesses in Slovak Republic
Journal Title: Journal of Tourism and Services - Year 2012, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
The tax system issues are discussed almost in every society. It is connected to each economic activity and often associated with burdens of doing business. Most Slovak business entities providing hospitality services perceive the issues of tax system as the main entrepreneurial burden, as well as the barrier of tourism development. The main aim is to examine the subjective perception of the tax issues, especially the tax system as such, and the framework of particular taxes.
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Ľudmila Šmardová
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