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Abuse of Rights in Labor Relations: Concepts, Motives, Beneficial and Adverse Consequences - Pages 2674-2680

Kostiantyn Melnyk, Felix Tsesarsky, Oleksii Zaitsev and Tamara Yatsenko

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.330

Published: 31 December 2020


Abstract: The article contains the studied issues of abuse of rights in labor relations: the concept of "abuse of rights in labor relations" has been defined, its motives, and beneficial and adverse consequences have been analyzed. The authors emphasize that "abuse of rights" as a legal fact arisen in specific life circumstances may have both beneficial and adverse social content. All this resulted from the fact that legislative practice does not keep up with real conditions of changing labor relations affected by dynamic circumstances of modern social and economic development of society. To develop new approaches to definition of the fundamental principles of labor law to ensure the rights of all participants in labor relations on the principles of equality before the law seems now to be very important. The solution to this problem is in formulation of a universal definition of the concept "abuse of rights in labor relations" like actions or inactions in the legal environment of labor law, based on antisocial motives of these actions (inactions), which do not coincide with motives officially indicated, resulting in adverse social consequences such as discrimination, oppression of labor rights of citizens and stateless persons, violation of the requirements for safe and healthy working conditions. In turn, according to the authors, actions or inactions beyond labor law, but based on positive social motives, resulting in beneficial social consequences such as labor rights of citizens and stateless persons for safe and healthy working conditions, production safety, environmental society, etc., shall not be considered as "abuse of rights" (but as "beneficial abuse of rights").

Keywords: Labor law, abuse, discrimination, motivation, behavior.

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Modern Trends in the Tax Audit Market - Pages 2681-2686

Alla A. Udovikova and Irina N. Marchenkova

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.331

Published: 31 December 2020


Abstract: As Russia transited to market relations, it formed an independent audit service, which emergence prerequisites were the mutual interest of state bodies, the managing administration of the enterprise and its owners in reliable financial and accounting information. The audit has become an integral part of economic relations and has been recognized by most countries of the world. This was facilitated by the need for means of implementing and protecting property interests, enhancing economic benefits and minimizing entrepreneurial risk. The main aim of the study is to investigate the market economy and tax audit market, which determine the development of new activities for the implementation and regulation of economic relations, predetermined the creation of organizations that regulate the processes of accounting and tax accounting. To accomplish that aim, the methods of deduction, induction, systematization and generalization of theoretical and practical materials are utilized. Based on the outcomes, a new type of activity at that time was an audit, which provided protection of the legal property interests of business entities by means of independent financial control, confirmation of the authenticity of balance sheets and reports on the results of economic activities, and the provision of related services.

Keywords: Tax audit, financial audit, tax accounting, analytical procedures, tax risks.

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The Impact of the Negative Deposit Facility Rate on the Banking System - Pages 2687-2696

Samer Ajour El Zein, Francesca Coni and Reza Gheshmi

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.332

Published: 31 December 2020


Abstract: The main aim of the study is to investigate the repercussions of the monetary policy of negative interest rates conducted by the European Central Bank as a response to defective performance levels across the banking system during a time of economic trough afflicting European countries. The assumption under negative interest rates is that this should make monetary institutions more likely to issue credit, thus fighting loan contraction and creating a solid ground for proper money circulation and economic expansion. Simultaneously, this policy entails, for financial institutions, an extra payment due to their liquidity holdings at the ECB, in the form of deposits or current accounts. Nonetheless, it should be kept in mind, that the primary objective of the ECB is to seek price stability, and for this reason, in comparison, the lucrative purpose of the banking sector is a problem to put on the back burner. Under these circumstances, the amount of total payments carried out by the banking system of each 19 countries of the Monetary Union has been the object of the study to understand which countries are more or less sensitive to the policy. Furthermore, those figures are compared to the due forecasted payments to be done by each country's banking system on aggregate level after the recent implementation of a two-tier system for the liquidity held in the current accounts. The results show that a great disproportion exists in the affliction of negative interest rates across the banking system in different eurozone countries and that each of them will be differently affected by the two-tier system.

Keywords: Banking, Regulations Facilities, Sociology, Interest Rates.

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Technical and Economic Indicators of Strategic Management Accounting in the Development Companies Based on the Life Cycle of the Produce - Pages 2697-2704

Ainur A. Akhmetzianov and Andrew Y. Sokolov

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.333

Published: 31 December 2020


Abstract: This article discusses the issues of technical and economic indicators of strategic management of a development company and the application of modern management accounting methods. We have analyzed various scientific studies of scientists in the field of product life cycle management and it was found that now this area is very popular and there is a demand for it from modern companies. In that reason for effective control and project planning, it has been proposed to use the Life Cycle Costing method, which can be successfully applied to development. This system was supplemented by the method of Target Costing, which is used for the target cost management. Using this method, the target price was determined, which was used to determine the acceptable margin of the development project at the planning stage. An interaction scheme of responsibility centers was proposed in order to achieve the implementation and effective operation of these systems, which allowed to reduce costs and accelerate sales. Using this proposal, it was possible to reduce design errors that led to significant additional costs.

Keywords: Management accounting, Life cycle costing, Target costing, Direct costing, Development, Costs, Sales, Control.

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The Socio-Economic Analysis of Strategic Planning on the Development of Public-Private Partnership: the Experience of Russian Regions - Pages 2705-2710

Eremeeva Ekaterina, Volkova Natalya, Khalilova Tatiana and Khalilov Aleksandr

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6000/1929-4409.2020.09.334

Published: 31 December 2020


Abstract: The subject of the article is the item of what is the interrelation between such management frameworks as strategic planning and public-private partnership (PPP). Development of PPP seems relevant especially for particular regions of the country as such a concept allows the salvation of important socio-economic issues of territory and economizing budget resources at the same time. Aside from that, PPP might serve as a tool for stable region development. However, this requires carrying out a purposeful policy on developing public-private partnerships, which is going to be worked on and reflected in regional strategic plans. Within the framework of this deed based on specific Russian region experience, the research is taking place, how exactly perspectives of development and usage of PPP are reflected in strategy documents, and how this is being reflected on the development level of this economical concept. The basis of the study includes such methods as, compilation analysis of regional regulatory legal acts, score-based document-benchmarking study, and integral estimation of PPP development level in Russian Federation regions. The study results allowed estimation of Russian Federation regions experience, to highlight some issues obstructing PPP development, and to suppose a group of recommendations, and using them practically will allow for more accurate and complete securing perspectives of PPP development in regional strategic plans. Moreover, this in turn, will allow making PPP a more effective tool not for investments attraction only, but also for achieving stable development.

Keywords: Public-private partnership (PPP), Region, Strategy planning, Stable development, Investment attractiveness.

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