What is Tax?
Taxes collected from individuals and legal entities for use in government spending are determined and systematized with detailed laws prepared in every country in the world. Governments have the right to define taxes in almost every area, from non-essential consumer goods to income businesses earn. Over time, governments may create new tax items or eliminate some that are no longer functional, depending on the day’s conditions. The tax system is a very dynamic structure, and many variables related to each other affect the determination of the amount to be paid. Continuous monitoring of changing regulations and responsible for new tax items, tax exemptions, tax refunds, or payment differences arising from varying percentages is crucial for businesses to avoid legal problems and discover new ways to reduce their tax expenses.
There is a certain percentage of implementation for each type of tax. For example, the Motor Vehicle Tax (MVT) percentage differs from Income Tax. Moreover, the rate for each tax can vary depending on market conditions or public needs and is subject to decisions taken at certain time intervals.