Some gaps in the procedures for tax audit
Journal Title: VUZF - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 4
Abstract
The article examines some gaps in the tax audit, which is performed according to the Tax and Insurance Procedure Code in Bulgaria. The main procedures applied by the tax authorities of the National Revenue Agency are presented. They are compared with good audit practices. A huge emphasis is placed on weaknesses in the assessment of internal control and performing analytical procedures. The application of these procedures in tax audits in other countries is also considered.
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Ali Veysel
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