La presente investigación de tesis tiene como objetivo determinar el impacto tributario y financiero de la NIC 12 Impuesto a las Ganancias en las empresas que brindan servicios de salud ocupacional en Lima Norte, año 2017, para ello es indispensable realizar la identificación de impuesto corriente, impuesto diferidos, reconocimiento, medición y presentación del impuesto a las ganancias. La investigación se desarrollará en cinco capítulos: Capítulo I Marco teórico, se investigan fuentes primarias donde se desarrollan conceptos básicos de la NIC 12 Impuesto a las Ganancias, antecedentes, definiciones, evolución, objetivo, alcance, reconocimiento, medición, presentación e información a revelar; el impacto tributario y financiero y la relación existente; también se analiza el sector de servicios de salud ocupacional. Capitulo II Plan de investigación, se formula la situación problemática de la tesis, el problema principal, problemas específicos, objetivo general y objetivos específicos, la hipótesis principal e hipótesis específicas. Capitulo III Metodología de la investigación, se define la población y muestra para realizar nuestras investigaciones cuantitativa y cualitativa. Capitulo IV Desarrollo de la investigación, donde se realizó la investigación a través de la entrevista a profundidad, cuestionario y el desarrollo del caso práctico. Capítulo V Análisis de Resultados, se analizan los resultados de los instrumentos obtenidos y se desarrolla un caso práctico que lo ejemplifica. Finalmente se validará la hipótesis general y las especificas en base a los resultados obtenidos en las tablas cruzadas y el CHI cuadrado. / The objective of this thesis research is to determine the tax and financial impact of IAS 12 Income Taxes in companies that provide occupational health services in Lima Norte, 2017, for this it is essential to carry out the identification of current tax, tax deferred taxes, recognition, measurement and presentation of income tax. The research work is divided into five chapters that are: Chapter I Theoretical framework, research is carried out through primary sources where basic concepts of international financial reporting standards (IFRS), background information, definitions, evolution, objective, scope, recognition, measurement, presentation and disclosures are developed. IAS 12 Income Tax; the tax and financial impact and the existing relationship; an analysis of the occupational health services sector. Chapter II Research plan, the problematic situation of the thesis is formulated, the main problem, specific problems, general objective and specific objectives, the initial hypothesis and specific hypotheses. Chapter III Research methodology, the population was defined, the sample to perform quantitative and qualitative research. Chapter IV Development of the research, where the research was carried out through the in-depth interview, questionnaire and the development of the practical case. Chapter V Analysis of Results, the analysis of the obtained instruments and practical case is made. Concluding with the validation of the general and specific hypothesis based on the results obtained in the crossed tables and the square CHI. / Tesis

Fair value accounting of biological assets in the public sector was introduced with the adoption of the public sector specific accounting standard, Generally Recognised Accounting Practice (GRAP) 101. The public sector currently uses different bases of accounting: public entities and municipalities must use accrual accounting and apply the principles of GRAP, while government departments report on the modified cash basis. Furthermore, public entities do not consistently apply the requirements of GRAP 101. This lack of a uniform basis of accounting has a negative effect on the comparability of financial information. This study identified the challenges facing the public sector in the application of GRAP 101, specifically regarding the fair value accounting of biological assets. The successful implementation of GRAP 101 by a public entity, AsgiSA-EC, was used as a case study to clarify the fair value accounting challenges in the reporting of biological assets in the sector. / Business Management / M. Accounting Science

Fair value accounting of biological assets in the public sector was introduced with the adoption of the public sector specific accounting standard, Generally Recognised Accounting Practice (GRAP) 101. The public sector currently uses different bases of accounting: public entities and municipalities must use accrual accounting and apply the principles of GRAP, while government departments report on the modified cash basis. Furthermore, public entities do not consistently apply the requirements of GRAP 101. This lack of a uniform basis of accounting has a negative effect on the comparability of financial information. This study identified the challenges facing the public sector in the application of GRAP 101, specifically regarding the fair value accounting of biological assets. The successful implementation of GRAP 101 by a public entity, AsgiSA-EC, was used as a case study to clarify the fair value accounting challenges in the reporting of biological assets in the sector. / Business Management / M. Accounting Science