Undergraduate works
Recent Submissions
-
The effectiveness of e-invoicing in boosting tax income in Saudi ArabiaThere are several approaches of evaluating the efficiency of the tax system. The authors claim that the absence of tax evasion is evidence of its efficacy. This study is conducted to demonstrate the efficiency and usefulness of electronic invoicing in Saudi Arabia, with the ultimate goal of increasing tax revenue for the Saudi economy. And then there's the matter of contrasting the state of the country's tax coffers before and after the introduction and implementation of e-invoices. This study also looks at how the introduction of e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia and the performance of companies has led to an increase in revenue taxes. The number of VAT rates and their levels in effect in a given nation are two of several variables that affect this occurrence. The purpose of these factors is to examine how the number of VAT rates and the basic VAT rate impact the efficiency of this tax. A literature search in the area of European Union value added tax served as the basis for the investigation. E-invoicing may provide taxpayers with cost savings from reduced printing, storing, and administrative costs, improved information security and accessibility, and integration of invoice issuance with internal accounting, payment, and billing and external supplier, client, and public sector accounting, payment, and procurement systems. Tax administrations may be able to reduce tax noncompliance and informality at a lower cost by reducing sales omission, purchase over-invoicing including the reporting of purchases unrelated to business operations, fraudulent transactions, and general tax submission errors by enhancing control over the invoicing process and enabling real-time monitoring of taxable transactions. Due to the requirement to invest in new information technology and educate new personnel, taxpayers and tax collection agencies may incur large expenditures to adapt to e-invoicing. Administrative categories were used to classify businesses into waves according to their size and regulatory demands. Due to their larger percentage of VAT income and better ability to update IT systems, larger enterprises were more likely to be compelled to deploy e-invoicing earlier. Due to the greater deterrent impact and ease of monitoring their behaviour, the tax administration prioritised the adoption of e-invoicing by taxpayers with a history of noncompliance. 6 In addition, the issue of tax evasion was highlighted, and statistics on the total tax income were provided for companies in different sectors in Saudi Arabia. The study findings for Saudi Arabia in the years 2021 and 2022 follow. We were able to categorize the sectors according to how effectively they kept up the efficiency of VAT collection and how the total income tax had increased between these years. We have also extracted Saudi Arabia’s revenue on taxes in year 2020, 2021 and 2022 to analyze the income performance throughout the years. The research concludes by analyzing the correlation between the preincome tax before the implementation of e-invoicing and after to prove the efficiency of how well e-invoicing are used to generate revenue.
-
Effects of fintech on financial stability by studying GCC banksThere is controversy over whether FinTech causes financial institutions to become fragile. We exploit the introduction of FinTech regulatory sandboxes as an exogenous shock and investigate the heterogeneous effects of FinTech on the fragility of financial institutions using a panel sample of listed banks from GCC countries. Our results will show that if a shock to FinTech innovations does or doesn’t significantly impact bank fragility. Secondly, we will conclude if promoting FinTech reduces or increases financial institution fragility in emerging (developed) financial markets. Finally, we will discover FinTech’s influences on bank fragility via profitability
-
Investigation of Four factors for Fama and French in S&P 500 IndexThis research presents the evolvement of the Fama-French models and how it’s valid to use in investment and risk perspective. The test conducted was replacing the Fama-French model with other factors which is important in investment. These are the factors. Liquidity: is important for learning how easily a company can pay off it's short term liabilities and debts, Return on equity: is used to evaluate corporate strength and efficiency. It's a measure of overall profitability, and of how well the company's leadership manages its shareholders' money and Leverage: used to significantly increase the returns that can be provided on an investment. They lever their investments by using various instruments, including options, futures, and margin accounts. The testes included approximately 506 Companies is S&P 500 and included tests like Fixed effect, Random Effect and regression analysis.
-
Sustainable Banking as a Driver for Growth in Saudi ArabiaThe study emphasizes the importance of sustainable finance resources to transition from mainstream economic systems to responsible and resilient ones. The investigation on whether sustainable and ethical financial firms are more profitable or not in the long term was gathered through a designed questionnaire for participants. According to the study, most individuals believe that financial institutions would be better off in the long term by adopting sustainable policies.
-
Customer Satisfaction Between online and on-site banking services in Saudi ArabiaThe banking industry is increasingly expanding it is use of online banking as an effective and viable platform for creating customer value. It is one of the common services provided by traditional banks in order to deliver reliable and convenient services to internet customers. With the exponential advancement of digital technologies as a commercial tool, Internet banking can be used to draw more consumers to make banking transactions in similar banks. However, the key issue that providers face with Internet banking is that a substantial number of bank clients are unable to use the Internet banking services that are available. This occurred because the services provided by Internet banking have yet to meet the needs of their customers. Customer’s satisfaction and preference are essential factors in a bank's ability to maintain a competitive advantage.