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Good Governance of Vat
Title of the Report :

‘’Good governance of VAT system in industrial undertaking and trading houses’’

Course Name Course Code Submitted To

: Taxation : 303 : Hasina Nargis Lecturer, Jagannath University Submission Date : 27-03-2010

Dissertation submitted by (Creative Group) 1. Umme Marzan ,Class Roll: 06671566 2. Md.Imran Hossain ,Class Roll: 06671530 3. Rabia Khatun ,Class Roll: 06671532 4. Md.Nahid Mahamud,Class Roll: 06671704 5. Md.Amirul Islam,Class Roll: 05122245 6. Khandaker Shabbir Ahamed,Class Roll: 06671636

JAGANNATH UNIVERSITY

Letter of Transmittal: Dear Madam, We, the members of Creative group has successfully completed the assignment on “Good governance of VAT system in industrial undertaking and trade houses”. We, request you to accept our assignment and give us your valuable comments if we made any kind of mistake.

Yours’ obediently, _________________________ 1. Umme Marzan(Group Leader) _________________________ 2. Md.Imran Hossain _________________________ 3. Rabia Khatun _________________________ 4. Md.Nahid Mahamud _________________________ 5. Md.Amirul Islam _________________________ 6. Khandaker Shabbir Ahamed

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First of all we thanks to almighty Allah for finish this term paper in time. We are indebted to our supervisor, Hasina Nargis, Lecturer of Jagannath University for her valuable suggestions, guidelines and help at different stages of the assignment. Without her support the assignment would have not been finished in time. Our deepest appreciation and thanks must go to our parents for their continuous encouragement, inspiration and support to carry out this assignment and also for their financial and mental support to carry out our study in a good rhythm. We also thankful to all of our friends in Jagannath University and outside the institute who always encourage ours to do the assignment successfully. And special thanks to Mohammad Mostafizur information. Rahman who helped us to collect different


References: 1.http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Leadership+in+Governance+the+VAT+Imple mentation+Model+of+Andhra...-a01073954281 2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_added_tax 3. http://www.whohub.com/drappalayyameesala 4. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TaxWithTax.svg 5. ameesala@yahoo.com, Mobile: 0-9848514011 6. Dinodia, Pradeep, August 31, 2005, Workshop on Value Added Tax- Issues and Concerns: Welcome Address of Pradeep Dinodia, New Delhi, Retrieved November 2, 2007 7. Duggal, P.K. 2003, Problems in Implementation of VAT, FICCI, New Delhi, Retrieved October 21, 2007 8. ITDWEB, 2005, Implementation of VAT: Pak 's Experience, Retrieved October 21, 2007 9. ITDWEB, International Tax Dialogue Conference, March 16, 2005, The Value Added Tax: Experiences and Issues, Rome, Retrieved October 19, 2007 10. International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation, 2006, Management of the VAT: Improving the Level of Compliance using Performance Indicators, Asia Pacific Tax Bulletin, Retrieved October 19, 2007 11. State Level VAT, Retrieved October 19, 2007 12. The Empowered Committee of State Finance Ministers, January 17, 2005, A White Paper on State Level Value Added, New Delhi, Retrieved October 19, 2007 13. Wikipedia, 2007, Value Added Tax, Retrieved October 19, 2007 14. Dr.M.Appalayya Meesala, Professor, Deccan School of Management, Nampally, Hyerabad.
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