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On Problems in Evaluating Incomes in Agriculture International Perspective


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In most countries agriculture accounts for being low income sector. For this reason they arrange for various systems to support the sector. Unfortunately those systems can not be effective unless adequate methods of measuring incomes are employed

In the EU the main system that supports agriculture is direct subsidies. Outside UE very common is the use of indirect instruments like tax preferences,or specific social and health insurances .

Unfortunately those systems can not be effective unless adequate methods of measuring incomes are employed. There are attempts to find unified measuring standards. One of such attempts are International Accounting Standards-No 41 (Agriculture). The aim of the article is to analyse the structure of the IAS 41 and identify barriers in global introduction IAS 41.

In the first part of the article links between International Financial Reporting Standards and local accounting systems are shown.Next, as a special problem, different approaches to tax expenditures are evaluated. Finally, barriers in introduction of IAS 41 are shown.


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Krzysztof Prymon
University of Environmental and Life Science, Wroclaw, Poland

Abstract


In most countries agriculture accounts for being low income sector. For this reason they arrange for various systems to support the sector. Unfortunately those systems can not be effective unless adequate methods of measuring incomes are employed

In the EU the main system that supports agriculture is direct subsidies. Outside UE very common is the use of indirect instruments like tax preferences,or specific social and health insurances .

Unfortunately those systems can not be effective unless adequate methods of measuring incomes are employed. There are attempts to find unified measuring standards. One of such attempts are International Accounting Standards-No 41 (Agriculture). The aim of the article is to analyse the structure of the IAS 41 and identify barriers in global introduction IAS 41.

In the first part of the article links between International Financial Reporting Standards and local accounting systems are shown.Next, as a special problem, different approaches to tax expenditures are evaluated. Finally, barriers in introduction of IAS 41 are shown.


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