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Accounting Background -- The Purpose Of Financial Accounting And The Concept Of Prudence -- The Distinction Between Income, Revenue And Gains -- Revenue Recognition -- Expense Recognition -- Advances And Deposits -- Accounting Background: Summary And Comments -- Tax Values -- General Tax Values -- The Time Value Of Money Theory -- Tax Values Relevant To The Question Of Timing: Summary And Comments -- Between Gaap And Fiscal Accounting -- The Dualistic Doctrine And The Singular Doctrine -- The Reporting Methods -- Between Gaap And Fiscal Accounting: Uk Tax Law -- Between Gaap And Fiscal Accounting: Us Tax Law -- Between Gaap And Fiscal Accounting: Israeli Tax Law -- Between Gaap And Fiscal Accounting: Summary And Comments -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Deposits -- The Loan Approach And The Income Approach -- Timing Of Recognition Of Deposits As Income: Uk Tax Law -- Timing Of Recognition Of Deposits As Income: Us Tax Law. Timing Of Recognition Of Deposits As Income: Israeli Tax Law -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Deposits: Summary And Comments -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Advances -- The Deferral Approach And The Advance Approach -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Advances: Uk Tax Law -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Advances: Us Tax Law -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Advances: Israeli Tax Law -- Timing Of Recognition Of Income From Advances: Summary And Comments -- Timing Of The Deduction Of Future Expenses -- The Certainty Level Question And The Time Gap Question -- Timing Of Deduction Of Future Expenses: Uk Tax Law -- Timing Of Deduction Of Future Expenses: Us Tax Law -- Timing Of Deduction Of Future Expenses: Israeli Tax Law -- Timing Of Deduction Of Future Expenses: Summary And Comments -- Alternative Models -- The Comparative Value Taxation Model (the Cvt Model) -- The Saving Of Financing Costs Taxation Model (the Sfc Model) Selecting One Of The Two Models -- Impact On Tax Revenues. Moshe Shekel. Includes Bibliog
This book investigates the complex intersection between financial accounting principles and tax law, specifically focusing on the timing of income recognition and the economic impact of the time value of money. Moshe Shekel, an expert in tax jurisprudence, provides a rigorous analysis of how different legal systems—specifically those of the UK, US, and Israel—reconcile the divergence between Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and fiscal accounting requirements. The work evaluates how various models, such as the Comparative Value Taxation (CVT) and Saving of Financing Costs (SFC) models, influence tax revenue and the equitable treatment of income and expenses over time.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a highly technical and specialized resource for tax practitioners and legal scholars. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is designed for professionals navigating the intricate nuances of international tax law and accounting standards.
Page Count:
334
Publication Date:
2009-06-12
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203879678
ISBN-13:
9780203879672