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Концептуальная топологическая модель НС и НИС

Концептуальная топологическая модель НС и НИС

Abstract

В данной статье представлены модели, описывающие информационно функ-циональные связи между объектами и субъектами налоговой системы и на-логовой информационной системы, с использованием аппарата графа и теории множеств и ростовского языка теории алгоритмов и программ. Подоб-ные алгоритмы позволяют грамотно поставить задачу на автоматизацию работ налоговой системы и налоговой информационной системы

This article presents a model describing the functional relationships between information objects and subjects of the tax system and tax information system , using the apparatus of the graph and set theory and the theory of Rostov language algorithms and programs . These algorithms allow skillfully put the problem in the automation of the tax system and the tax information system.

Keywords

НАЛОГОВАЯ ИНФОРМАЦИОННАЯ СИСТЕМА,НАЛОГОВОЕ НАЧИСЛЕНИЕ,НАЛОГОВЫЙ УЧЕТ,АВТОМАТИЗИРОВАННОЕ РАБОЧЕЕ МЕСТО,TAX INFORMATION SYSTEM,TAX PAYMENTS,TAX ACCOUNTING,WORKSTATION

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