Proposal for a training plan to consolidate the tax in the city of Guayaquil
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https://doi.org/10.62452/pbv5gz21Keywords:
Taxation, contribution, taxesAbstract
Taxation is relevant to the economy of the country, so encourage the community to engage in responsible and honest practices in the development of economic activity where they adhere to tax regulations to make tax returns and payment without resorting to avoidance or evasion acts that are not positive for the strengthening of the social, productive and tax structure of Ecuador. Today, taxpayers' lack of knowledge about their tax obligations to the Internal Revenue Service (SRI) persists, which generates penalties and fines, hence the importance of proposing a training plan for a greater tax culture for the citizens of Sauces III de the city of Guayaquil.
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