TAX & PUBLIC FINANCE: ETHIOPIAN SYSTEM FOR PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES

Moses Antony Rajendran () and Alexandru Nedelea
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Moses Antony Rajendran: Wollega University, Ethiopia

The USV Annals of Economics and Public Administration, 2016, vol. 16, issue 1(23), 173-182

Abstract: Tax is very important for each and every Government. As we are all know that taxation can be classified into direct and indirect taxes.Every Government need revenue to lead the economic, infrastructure, medical, transport, education, telecom, electricity, staff, research, to concession, subsidies, free facility for the unable sector community in the country. To generate the income Government has a constitution as a law to charge a tax for different sectors of people which brought into different categories of the people. No Tax, No Income; No Income, No Revenue; No Revenue, No Government. Government is a public which is common to the all of the people in the country. Whether the direct or indirect tax, the tax must be charged on the basis of the effort of the people income. Some people earn money with their hard work. Some people earn money easily. The easily earned income must be taxed more than the hard earned money. Ethiopian Taxation system is very important for raising income of the Government.

Date: 2016
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