FISCALIDAD DE LAS SOCIEDADES COOPERATIVAS DE SEGUNDO GRADO./SECOND DEGREE COOPERATIVES FROM A TAX POINT OF VIEW [PDF]
Revista de Estudios Cooperativos, 2007 Este artículo trata de mostrar la especial tributación de las sociedades cooperativas de segundo grado, como instrumento de integración tradicionalmente utilizado por las sociedades cooperativas para emprender procesos de concentración.
Emilio NAVARRO HERAS +2 more
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Cooperative of second degree in Cuba: antecedents and foundations for their implementation
Cooperativismo y Desarrollo, 2017 As part of the process of updating the Cuban economic model our country has decided to articulate a series of transformations aimed, inter alia, strengthening the cooperative sector.
Nileidys Torga Hernández +1 more
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LAS SOCIEDADES COOPERATIVAS DE SEGUNDO GRADO Y SU RELACIÓN JURÍDICA CON SOCIOS/SECOND DEGREE COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES OF AND THEIR LEGAL RELATIONSHIP WITH MEMBERS [PDF]
Revista de Estudios Cooperativos, 2007 La importancia de las sociedades cooperativas de segundo grado (SCSG) es algo constatado a nivel cooperativo. La globalización de los mercados y el mayor incremento de la competencia hacen precisa una rápida y eficiente respuesta en el mundo cooperativo.
Raquel PUENTES POYATOS +2 more
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LA PRESIÓN FISCAL EN LAS SOCIEDADES COOPERATIVAS AGRARIAS DE SEGUNDO GRADO: REPERCUSIÓN DE LA LEY 3/2002, POR LA QUE SE MODIFICA LA LEY 2/1999 DE SOCIEDADES COOPERATIVAS ANDALUZAS/THE FISCAL PRESSURE IN THE COOPERATIVE AGRARIAN SOCIETIES OF SECOND DEGREE: AFTEREFFECT OF THE LAW 3/2002, WHY IS THE LAW 2/1999 OF COOPERATIVE ANDALUSIAN SOCIETIES MODIFIED [PDF]
Revista de Estudios Cooperativos, 2006 Dado el notable crecimiento del sector cooperativo en nuestro país se hace cada vez más necesario un estudio de la presión fiscal que soporta el mismo. Los estudios existentes hasta el momento sobre presión fiscal son escasos, y más concretamente en el ...
Tomás GARRIDO PULIDO +1 more
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Cooperativismo y Desarrollo, 2015 The cooperative movement in Cuba extends quickly to diverse sectors of the national economy and he/she consolidates in the agricultural sector with a great impact in the society, it will demand it the constitution of cooperative of second degree, with ...
Juan Carlos Prego Regalado +1 more
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Cooperativismo y Desarrollo, 2015 In the article the reasons are based that sustain the processes of cooperative integration, specifying the particularities of their expression in Cooperative of Second Degree for the specific case of the agricultural cooperatives of the Dominican ...
Juan Luis Alfonso Alemán +2 more
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Context of Institutional Trust Erosion: An Inquiry into Workers' Experiences in Accessing Support and Welfare Institutions [PDF]
Strategic Research on Social Problems, 2023 IntroductionOne of the fundamental components of social capital is the level of social or institutional trust. Institutional trust emerges when citizens perceive government institutions as accountable, efficient, benevolent, predictable, open ...
Mohadeseh Zia Naserani +3 more
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Data in Brief, 2022 This dataset presents data collected from joint cropland management practices survey in agri-food cooperatives of Mediterranean Spanish Regions. The objective was to examine to what extent cooperatives offer joint services, including joint management or ...
Consuelo Calafat-Marzal +3 more
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Cooperative employment cycles in Spain. Does regional localization matter?
Revista de Estudios Cooperativos, 2020 This paper presents a territorial analysis of the cooperatives within various Spanish regions. The purpose is threefold. The first objective is to investigate whether the cooperatives’ employment cycle shows a different relationship regarding the ...
Mercè Sala-Ríos +2 more
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Unveiling Women’s Roles and Inclusion in Mexican Small-Scale Fisheries (SSF)
Frontiers in Marine Science, 2021 The contributions of women to fisheries are often invisible, ignored, and unrecognized even though they represent 47% of the global fisheries workforce, especially in pre- and post-production activities.
Neyra Solano +3 more
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