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العنوان
مشكلات تحديد الربح الضريبي
للمنشآت والقرى السياحية ومقترحات علاجها \
المؤلف
الأشقر ، فاتن عبد الغنى محمد .
هيئة الاعداد
باحث / فاتن عبد الغنى محمد الأشقر
مشرف / جمال سعد السيد خطاب
مناقش / ناهد محمد يسرى
الموضوع
المحاسبة .
تاريخ النشر
2013.
عدد الصفحات
274. ؛
اللغة
العربية
الدرجة
ماجستير
التخصص
الأعمال والإدارة والمحاسبة (المتنوعة)
تاريخ الإجازة
1/1/2014
مكان الإجازة
جامعة عين شمس - كلية التجارة - المحاسبة
الفهرس
يوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام

المستخلص

The success of the facilities tourism and hotel on a good
performance and the accuracy of the accounting system the user
and how to take advantage of the data they contained, tourism is
an export industry great as it is related industries and services
complementary to include investments (1) massive makes it one
of the largest industries, generating income from currency foreign,
in addition to providing job ،Because that activity depends mainly
on the human element bitter that leads to accommodate the
tourism sector a large number of employment, the more tourism
projects increased employment opportunities and consolidating
the practice of this activity aspects of accounting, technical and
administrative have been allocated by the State institutes and
colleges for the development of this vital activity .
Have confirmed the tourist coming to Egypt upward trend (2), where the latest statistics confirmed increase in the number of tourist arrivals by 26.9% and revenue increased by 37.9% during the year 2003/2004, but decreased as a result of the current circumstances and must be re-balance again, it which requires us to work to increase tourism in Egypt. where no longer Tourism limited to tourism relics just as it was before where he became Egypt’s share of cultural tourism ranges between 18: 20% of the volume of inbound tourism became the purposes of tourism to
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Egypt varied and include conference tourism, medical tourism,
tourism festivals and tourism shopping ...... etc.
Tourism has become during the past six years, one of the fastest
growing industries where tourism contributes 11.3% of GDP, in
addition to 19% of foreign exchange income, and 12.6% of the
total Egyptian workforce for the year 2009-2010.Despite the
impact of the global economic crisis, the Egyptian tourism has
been able to achieve $ 10.7 billion as income tourist 0.12500000
tourists, adding that Egypt is seeking to achieve the goal of 25
million tourists and 250 million tourist nights by 2020, noting that
it is possible to achieve these figures before2020.
The tourism sector of activity the most important influence on the
activities of the national economy and the tourism sector includes
the activities of tourist groups organizing companies, hotels,
airlines, restaurants and casinos, diving centers and theme parks
as well as activities in other sub-areas such as intellectual and
cultural monuments and archeological.
And returns the 2Teconomic importance of tourism
activity2T 2Tto2T 2Tthe2T 2Trole2T 2Tit2T 2Tplays2T 2Tin economic development2T 2Tactivity2T, so 2Tthe
Ministry of Tourism2T 2Tseeks2T 2Tto2T 2Tmobilize2T 2Tpublic2T 2Tawareness2T 2Ton
all2T 2Tlegislative2T 2Tand2T 2Texecutive2T 2Tlevels2T 2Tof the importance
of2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttourism2T 2Tindustry2T 2Tand2T 2Tthe2T 2Tadvantages2T 2Twhich
shows2T 2Tits2T 2Timpact2T 2Ton2T 2Tthe2T 2Teconomic2T 2Treturn2T.
1- The Ministry of Tourism, the era of tourism, Cairo 97 p 29: and the parlement and Shura Council, Report of
the Committee on Culture, Media and tourism 97 p 46.
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2- Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Csad, Central Bank of Egypt, Volume 44,
Issue II 2003/2004.
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Egypt2T 2Tgenerally2T 2Tunique2T 2Tnature2T 2Tof2T 2Ta
private2T 2Tactivity2T, 2Tand2T 2Tthis2T 2Tspecial2T 2Tnature2T 2Tgenerate2T 2Tproblems2T 2Tof2T 2Taccountin
g2T 2Trecognition and measurement2T 2Twhen measuring2T 2Tthe2T 2Tnet2T 2Taccounting
profit2T 2Tto2T 2Tthose2T 2Tactivities2T, These
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ks2T 2Tto2T 2TFacilities2T 2Tand2T 2Ttourist resorts2T 2Twhere2T 2TYemen2T 2Trid the2T 2Tproblem of the
research2T 2Tin2T 2Tthe2T 2Tfollowing2T 2Tquestions2T:
1) 2TAre2T 2Tthe2T 2Tspecial2T 2Tnature2T 2Tof2T 2Tthe2T 2Tinstallations
and2T 2Ttourist2T 2Tresorts2T 2Tgenerate2T 2Tissues2T 2Tin the
measurement2T 2Tand2T 2Trecognition2T 2Tof2T 2Taccounting2T?
2) Are 2Tthese problems2T 2Thave2T 2Traised2T 2Ttax2T 2Thave2T 2Ta2T 2Ttax2T 2Texamination2T?
3) Does 2Tthe2T 2Tdrafting2T 2Tof2T 2Ta proposed
framework2T 2Tto2T 2Taddress2T 2Tthe2T 2Tproblems2T 2Tof2T 2Tscreening2T 2Tfor this
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er, there are2T 2Tmany2T 2Tpractical
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ons2T:
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problem2T 2Tto2T 2Tobtain2T 2Tthe2T 2Tlicense2T 2Tand the extent
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related 2Tand2T 2Tcomplementary2T 2Ttourist2T 2Tany2T 2Texpansions2T 2Tcarried out
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by2T 2Ttourist establishments2T.
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such as 2Tbookkeeping2T, 2Tstop working.2T
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of2T 2Tany2T 2Texemption2T 2Tdetermine2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttax2T 2Tbase2T 2Tfor2T 2TTourism2T 2TFacilities2T 2Tafter
the end of2T 2Tthe2T 2Texemption2T 2Tperiod2T 2Tby examining the2T 2Tbooks
or2T 2Testimate2T 2Tprofits and2T 2Tincreasing2T 2Timportance2T 2Tto2T 2Tthe
problem2T 2Tof2T 2Twhen2T 2Tnotebooks2T 2Twasted2T.
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year 20052T 2Tfor2T 2Tpolicy2T 2Ttax2T 2Texemptions2T 5TCancel 2T5Tthe2T 2Tprevious
texts2T 2Tin2T 2Tinvestment2T 2Tlaws2T 2T...2THere, 2Tthe question2T 2Tarises2T 2Tabout2T:
* 2TThe2T 2Tconsistenc2T2Ty2T 2Tof2T 2Tfiscal policy2T 2Tpursued by2T 2Tthe2T 2Tstate2T 2Tin2T 2Tthe tourism industry2T 2Tand2T 2Tthe2T 2Tpurpose of the2T 2Texemption or2T 2Timposed2T 2Tor canceled.2T * What are the 2Timplications of this2T 2Ttax policy2T 2Tfor the development of2T 2Tthe tourism industry2T? 5) Does 2Tthe2T 2Tdrafting2T 2Tof2T 2Ta proposed2T 2Tframework2T 2Tto2T 2Taddress2T 2Ttax problems2T 2Tlead2T 2Tto attract2T 2Tforeign investment to2T 2TEgypt ? 2TWhether 2Tit2T 2Twill2T 2Tcontribute2T 2Tto2T 2Tincrease2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttax2T 2Tthe government2T 2Tin Egypt? 2TIt will 2Tanswer2T 2Tthe researcher2T 2Tthose questions2T 2Twith2T 2Ta2T 2Tfield study2T 2Tfor practitioners2T 2Tof the profession2T 2Texaminatio2T2Tn2T 2Ttax2T 2Tthose sectors2T 2Tadding2T 2Tform2T 2Ta survey of2T 2Tthose in charge2T 2Tin the field of2T 2Tlabor2T 2Taccounting2T 2Tfor the sector2T 2Tand analysis of2T 2Tthe differences2T 2Tthat may be material2T 2Tand statistically significant2T 2Tthrough2T 5TForms 25T5TT5Tsurvey2T 2Tfirst and second2T 2Tfield study.
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of2T 2T11%2T 2Tof gross domestic produc2T2Tt2T 2Twill contribute2T 2Tto 20102T 2Tin the
provision of2T 2T5 million2T 2Tnew jobs.
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economy2T 2Tas they2T 2Trepresent2T 2Ta2T 2Tsignificant source2T 2Tof the2T 2Tincrease
in2T 2Tnational income2T 2Tfrom2T 2Tforeign currency an2T2Td2T 2Tcontribute effectively2T 2Tto
increase2T 2Ttax revenue2T, whether 2Ttaxes2T 2Tdirectly or indirectly2T 2Trelate
to2T 2Torganize2T 2Ttourist groups2T, sale and 2Texchange 2T5TTickets 5T 2Ttravel
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but2T 2Tare not limited to2T 2Tvisit2T2Ts2T 2Tonly, but2T 2Tincludes2T 2Tthe purposes of2T 2Tcultural,
religious2T, commercial and recreational.
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assess the extent2T 2Tproblems2T 5TTax 25T5T5Tand2T 2Texpress an
opinion2T 2Tabout2T 2Tits2T 2Teffectiveness2T 2Tand2T 2Toptimal2T 2Tsolution2T2Ts2T.
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global financial crisis2T 2Tas2T 2Ttourism2T 2Thave already been affected2T 2Tby2T 2Tthe
events of September2T 2T2008t2T2To2T 2TFebruary 20092T, where 2Ttourism began2T 2Tto
decline2T 2Tand, of course2T 2Tdecreased2T 2Trevenue2T, it is known 2Tthat there are
52T 2TArab countries 2T5TAcquires5T 2Ton2T 2Tabout 702T% of the total 2Tnumber of2T 2Ttourist
arrivals2T 2TStates2T 2TArab2T 2T(2TEgypt 2T-2T 2TSaudi2T 2TArabia2T 2T- Tunisia2T 2T- Morocco2T 2T-
2T 2TUnited2T 2TArab2T 2TEmirates2T) Very
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ue2T 2Tthus2T 2Tand thu2T2Ts2T 2Tdecreased2T 2Ttourism2T 2Trevenue2T, 2Twhich requires2T 2Tthe
study2T 2Tto stand2T 2Ton the following objectives2T.
5TUFourth: The U25T5T5TUobjectivesU2T5T 25T5T5TUofU2T5T 25T5T5TUtheU2T5T 25T5T5TUresearchU2T5T:5T
In light of the 2Tquestions2T 2Traised2T 2TThis study aims
to2T 2Tachieve2T 2Tthe2T 2Tfollowing2T:
1 - 2Tshed light on
the2T 2Tfinancial2T 2Tpolicies2T 2Tadopte2T2Td2T 2Tfor2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttourism2T 2Tsector2T 2Tand2T 2Tdetermine the
relationship2T 2Tbetween2T 2Tthe2T 2Tfinancial2T 2Tburden2T 2Tand2T 2Tthe2T 2Texemption2T 2Tof
financial2T 2Tand2T 2Ttourist2T 2Tdevelopment2T.
2 - 2TIdentify2T 2Tthe2T 5TProblems 25T5T5Tof2T 2Tdifferent tax2T 2Tthat affect the2T 2Ttourism
sector2T 2Twhether2T 2Tsuspiciously2T 2Tincome2T 2Tor2T 2Testate2T 2Ttax2T.
3 - 2Tthe2T 2Tcontribution2T 2Tof2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttourism activity in2T 2Tincreasing2T 2Ttax2T 2Trevenues2T.
4 2T-2T 2TDetermine2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttax2T 2Timplications2T 2Tof2T 2Tthe2T 2Tproblems2T 2Tof recent
changes2T 2Tto2T 2Tthe2T 2Tconcepts2T, policies and 2Ttry to solve.2T
5 - 2Tstudy and analysis of2T 2Tthe impact of the2T 2Trecent changes
in2T 2Taccountin2T2Tg2T 2Tconcepts and policies2T 2Ton2T 2Ttaxable profit2T 2Tfor2T 2Tthe2T 2Ttax2T 2T(2Tthe
tax base).
6 2T-2T 2Tstudy and analysis of2T 2Tthe impact of
the2T 2Ttexts2T 2Tand2T 2Tthe2T 2Textent2T 2Tto2T 2Twhich2T 2Ttax2T 2Testablished in2T 2Ttax
savings2T 2Tthrough2T 2Talternatives2T 2Tmeasurement2T 2Tand2T 2Tthe2T. 2Taccounting
evaluation
UFifth: U2TUBordersU2T 2TUSearch:U 2T1 - 2Tspatial2T 2Tboundaries2T 2Tfor this study2T 2Tin Egypt and2T 2Tfocus on2T 2Ttourism2T 2Tsector2T 5TSuch 2T5Tprojects the2T 2Ttourist2T 2Tthat take advantage of2T 2Tinvestment laws2T.
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projects2T 2Tand2T 2Tincrease2T 2Ttax2T 2Trevenues2T. 5TUB U2T5T-2T5T 2T5TUFindU2T5T 2T5TUvariablesU 2T1 2T-2T 2Tthe independent variable2T: And 2Tis2T 2Tin2T 2Tthe2T 2Tcorners2T 2Tof2T 2Tthe2T 2Taccounting2T 2Tand2T 2Ttax2T 2Tproblems2T 2Tfor2T 2TFacilities2T 2Tand2T 2Ttourist resorts2T. 2 2T-2T 2Tdependent variable2T: The 2Tvariables that are2T 2Texplained by2T 2Tthe independent variables2T, which 2Tis to support2T 2Ttourism projects2T 2Tthat2T 2Tlead2T 2Tto2T 2Timproved2T 2Tprofit2T 2Ttax2T 2Tand2T 2Tthe level of disclosure2T 2Tand transparency of the2T 2Ttourist2T 2Tcompanies2T. Eighth: 2Tfindings and recommendations2T: Results 2Tof