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Analiza reformy podatkowej na Slowacji

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Kiszka A.
Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie
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2012
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issue 883
71-87
EN
Since the mid-1990s, many Southern and Eastern European and Asian countries have decided to change their tax system. With Estonia taking the lead in 1994, many of those countries implemented a flat tax in different variants. Slovakia, formed after the split up of the former Czechoslovakia in 1993, and until that time known more as a tourist destination than a place that could attract the attention of businessmen or economists, was also among those countries. The tax reform enacted in October 2003, which assumed the introduction of a flat tax for personal and company tax, as well as VAT (all at 19%) captured the attention of the entire world, making Slovakia a country with comprehensive tax reform to introduce a simpler and fairer tax. This paper evaluates this reform, starting with a short characterisation of the flat tax then moving on to describe the basic assumptions of the Slovakian reform and their results.
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