2nd International Turkish World Congress Of Educational Sciences And Social Sciences - Social Humanities And Social Sciences
The Financial And Financial Requirements Of The Government And The Financial Requirements Of The Government And The Financial Requirements Of The Government And The Financial Requirements Of The Government And The Financial Requirements Of The Government.
Yayıncı:
Türk Eğitim-Sen Genel Merkezi Yayınları
Disiplin:
History of Economic Thought
Konu:
History of Economic Thought
The government can provide support and incentives to companies in order to improve production and exports.State aid covers the activities provided by the state if they provide specific conditions to provide economic benefits to enterprises.State incentives are the activities of transfer of resources to the enterprise in response to the fulfilment of a number of conditions related to the field of activity of the enterprise in the past or in the future.The support offered by Kosgeb in Turkey can be an example of state incentives.State incentives, which can also be called support, subsidy or premium, are divided into two forms of incentives relating to assets and incentives relating to income.Property incentives are state incentives which are the first condition for the acquisition, construction or acquisition of assets by the right-wing enterprise.Incentives relating to income are government incentives other than incentives relating to assets.The objective of this study is to clarify the principles of accounting of the state incentives received in relation to material assets published by the KGK (General Supervision Accounting and Audit Standards Institution) according to the standard of accounting of the state incentives and the declaration of state aid.Examples of accounting practices have been developed during the study.According to the standard, there are two basic approaches to accounting for state incentives.These are the first approach of capital in which the incentive is accounted out of profit or loss, and the second approach of income in which the incentive is accounted out of profit or loss in one or more periods.In the study, both approaches were taken into account and the examples were developed to explain the principles of accounting.The first of these approaches was more practical.