Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category

The principle of non-confiscatoriness is one of the most controversial and difficult principles to specify exactly in all tax doctrine, considering that it is the duty of every citizen to contribute to the financing of public expenditures; taking into account the economic situation of each one. Henc...

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Autores principales: Pinedo del Aguila, Victoria Esther, Chavez Guerrero, Angel Jhoseph, Lazo Palacios, Merlin
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author Pinedo del Aguila, Victoria Esther
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description The principle of non-confiscatoriness is one of the most controversial and difficult principles to specify exactly in all tax doctrine, considering that it is the duty of every citizen to contribute to the financing of public expenditures; taking into account the economic situation of each one. Hence, in the present empirical study of correlational level and cross-section, the relationship between the principle of non-confiscation and income tax of 5th Category is determined, in a population consisting of 49 affiliated professionals and members of the Board of Directors to the College of Public Accountants of Lima. The results establish the existence of a highly significant relationship; that is, the greater the tax capacity, the greater the consideration of the income tax of the 5th category; For this reason it is established that the principle of non-confiscatority has its own field of action and the courts have the mission of constructing a doctrine on its scope, by training the taxpayer with the necessary information through training in order to comply with their tax obligations.
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spelling oai:rivc.upeu.edu.pe:article/12562020-11-30T15:14:27Z Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category Principio de no confiscatoriedad e impuesto a la renta de 5ta Categoría Pinedo del Aguila, Victoria Esther Chavez Guerrero, Angel Jhoseph Lazo Palacios, Merlin Principio contable, no confiscatoriedad, impuesto a la renta, quinta categoria Accounting principle, non-confiscatoriness, income tax, fifth category The principle of non-confiscatoriness is one of the most controversial and difficult principles to specify exactly in all tax doctrine, considering that it is the duty of every citizen to contribute to the financing of public expenditures; taking into account the economic situation of each one. Hence, in the present empirical study of correlational level and cross-section, the relationship between the principle of non-confiscation and income tax of 5th Category is determined, in a population consisting of 49 affiliated professionals and members of the Board of Directors to the College of Public Accountants of Lima. The results establish the existence of a highly significant relationship; that is, the greater the tax capacity, the greater the consideration of the income tax of the 5th category; For this reason it is established that the principle of non-confiscatority has its own field of action and the courts have the mission of constructing a doctrine on its scope, by training the taxpayer with the necessary information through training in order to comply with their tax obligations. El principio de no confiscatoriedad es uno de los principios más controvertidos y difíciles de precisar con exactitud en toda la doctrina tributaria, al considerar que es deber de todo ciudadano el contribuir al financiamiento de los gastos públicos; teniendo en cuenta la situación económica de cada quien. De allí que, en el presente estudio empírico de nivel correlacional y corte transversal, se determina la  relación entre el principio de no confiscatoriedad y el impuesto a la renta de 5ta Categoría, en una población constituida por 49 profesionales afiliados y miembros de la Junta Directiva al Colegio de Contadores Públicos de Lima. Los resultados establecen la  existencia de una relación altamente significativa; es decir, a mayor capacidad contributiva mayor será la consideración del impuesto de renta de 5ta categoría; por tal motivo se establece que  el principio de no confiscatoriedad posee su propio campo de acción y los tribunales tienen la misión de construir una doctrina sobre su alcance, mediante la formación del contribuyente con información necesaria mediante capacitaciones a fin de cumplir con sus obligaciones tributarias. Universidad Peruana Unión 2020-03-03 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf text/html https://rivc.upeu.edu.pe/index.php/ri_vc/article/view/1256 10.17162/rivc.v6i1.1256 Revista de Investigación Valor Contable; Vol. 6 Núm. 1 (2019): Revista Científica Valor Contable; 33 - 43 2413-5860 2410-1052 spa https://rivc.upeu.edu.pe/index.php/ri_vc/article/view/1256/1600 https://rivc.upeu.edu.pe/index.php/ri_vc/article/view/1256/1713 Derechos de autor 2020 Revista de Investigación Valor Contable
spellingShingle Principio contable, no confiscatoriedad, impuesto a la renta, quinta categoria
Accounting principle, non-confiscatoriness, income tax, fifth category
Pinedo del Aguila, Victoria Esther
Chavez Guerrero, Angel Jhoseph
Lazo Palacios, Merlin
Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category
title Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category
title_alt Principio de no confiscatoriedad e impuesto a la renta de 5ta Categoría
title_full Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category
title_fullStr Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category
title_full_unstemmed Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category
title_short Principle of non-confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th Category
title_sort principle of non confiscatoriness and income tax of 5th category
topic Principio contable, no confiscatoriedad, impuesto a la renta, quinta categoria
Accounting principle, non-confiscatoriness, income tax, fifth category
topic_facet Principio contable, no confiscatoriedad, impuesto a la renta, quinta categoria
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