Taxation compliance in transporters not required to keep accounting records in the city Guayaquil (Ecuador)

Authors

  • GALO MAURICIO DURÁN SALAZAR Universidad de Guayaquil Ecuador
  • DENNISE IVONNE QUIMI FRANCO Universidad de Guayaquil Ecuador
  • MARÍA TERESA MITE ALBÁN Facultad de Ciencias Administrativas –Universidad de Guayaquil Ecuador

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24310/REJIE.2016.v0i14.7673

Keywords:

taxation compliance, natural people not required, transporters, tax culture, knowledge of tax rules

Abstract

Compliance with tax obligations is important for a taxpayer in the maximum payment dates, if he did not in time must calculate penalties and interest for the months of delay; if the taxpayer does not settle the obligation, the Internal Revenue Service (SRI) is empowered to make the tax assessment, which may include criminal sanctions and prison for the taxpayer; besides not being able to exercise economic activity. The research was conducted to natural people who not required to keep accounts, dedicated to exercise the transport service in the city of Guayaquil, considering that taxpayers are informal and the risk of errors in tax returns is relative high. The objective was to establish a tax profile to local truckers according to laws and tax in this city. The descriptive research, applied a peer-reviewed, ten closed questions to a sample survey of
374 local truckers. It was determined that the taxpayers from this sector does not engage in tax issues because they hire third parties to perform their statements, and make no real utility of the fiscal year, due to the importance that they have in their own business. Therefore, a proposal is developed to help local truckers in tax regulations.

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Author Biographies

GALO MAURICIO DURÁN SALAZAR, Universidad de Guayaquil

Profesor Titular y Contabilidad y Derecho Tributario. Departamento de Investigación.

DENNISE IVONNE QUIMI FRANCO, Universidad de Guayaquil

Profesor Titular de Auditoría. Departamento de Acreditación

MARÍA TERESA MITE ALBÁN, Facultad de Ciencias Administrativas –Universidad de Guayaquil

Profesor Titular de Contabilidad. Departamento de Acreditación

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2016-07-01

How to Cite

DURÁN SALAZAR, G. M., QUIMI FRANCO, D. I., & MITE ALBÁN, M. T. (2016). Taxation compliance in transporters not required to keep accounting records in the city Guayaquil (Ecuador). Revista Jurídica De Investigación E Innovación Educativa (REJIE Nueva Época), (14), 84–107. https://doi.org/10.24310/REJIE.2016.v0i14.7673

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