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Study of interconnection of financial and tax accounting of profit in Russia and abroad

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  • Labyntsev Mykola T.

    (Rostov State Economic University)

  • Tsepilova Olena S.

    (Rostov State Economic University)

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The article analyses the degree of interconnection of financial and tax accounting of profit in Russia and some foreign countries - USA, France and Germany. The legal principle - common law or unified law - is taken as a criterion. The article shows that existence of the system of tax accounting by one tax (organisation profit tax) separately from the financial accounting in Russia from 2002 is not rational. At present Russia actively develops a variant of making financial accounting and tax accounting closer without a principal reconstruction of norms of tax legislation. Low level of interconnection of tax accounting and financial accounting is characteristic for the USA, which is one of the founders of the British-American (British-American-Dutch in interpretation of some authors) accounting model. The level of interconnection of norms of financial and tax accounting is rather high in France and Germany and the taxation policy of the theoretical base of the accounting system, which allows speaking about the French-German accounting model.

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  • Labyntsev Mykola T. & Tsepilova Olena S., 2013. "Study of interconnection of financial and tax accounting of profit in Russia and abroad," The Problems of Economy, RESEARCH CENTRE FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS of NAS (KHARKIV, UKRAINE), issue 3, pages 7-12.
    • Handle: RePEc:idp:redpoe:y:2013:i:3:p:7_12
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