ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE DEPLOYMENT OF DIGITAL SYSTEM OF PUBLIC BOOKKEEPING ON A LARGE INDUSTRIAL COMPANY
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https://doi.org/10.5380/rcc.v3i3.19699Keywords:
SPED, Digital Bookkeeping Accounting. Digital Bookkeeping Tax. Digital Invoice.Abstract
SPED is a new system of Federal Revenue in Brazil, according to facilitate the submission of additional obligations for businesses, will modernize and streamline the tax police. Currently SPED consists of three major groups: Electronic Invoicing, Bookkeeping and Tax Accounting Bookkeeping Digital Digital. Each of these groups has a specific purpose, but all have one goal, which is the unification of information sent to the tax authorities, now by digital means. This not only facilitates the control of the IRS on taxpayers, but also eases the way for taxpayers to submit tax obligations incidental thereto. This paper seeks to show a little of the operation of each stage of the new system and what has changed with the implementation of it. The objective is to identify and analyze the main advantages and disadvantages that have an industrial company with the establishment of SPED. The study was conducted in a large company in the industrial sector. We conclude that in the studied company, the new system has brought some disadvantages to the taxpayer, but also brought many advantages.
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