Tax implications of the informal sector in San Martin Texmelucan, Puebla
Abstract
The present article gives the results of the studio done in San Martin Texmelucan, Puebla to determine the impact in the fiscal takings of the informal economy. Taking into count the numbers of INEGI 2010 in the official report in the Finances Secretary with respect to the based of enroll contribuyents in the regimen of small contribuyents and intermediate of the physical people with managerial activities. In the realization of the study it was apply a quiz to 377 mobile commertians in the center of the city, to determine the approximation incomes that generate its activities and calculate the taxes that should have deliver to the fiscal authorities, if this economic sector would be inside of the theoretical legal framework that the current tributary corresponds.
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