Milos Dragosavac

Milos Dragosavac

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Milos Dragosavac

Ph.D., Professor, Modern Business School, Terazije 27, 11000 Beograd, Republic of Serbia

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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

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30 April 2024 in Lex localis - Journal of Local Self-Government
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OBOgnjen Bakmaz
Ognjen Bakmaz
MDMiloš Dragosavac
Miloš Dragosavac
ABAleksandra Brakus
Aleksandra Brakus
MRMilan Radaković
Milan Radaković
IAIvan Arnautović
Ivan Arnautović
SPSlobodan Popović
Slobodan Popović
The purpose of the study was to analyze two forms of invoicing in the operations of public companies that were established by local self-government units in the Republic of Serbia. At the same time, to point out the importance of introducing electronic invoicing in regular business. The author's focus was on the comparison of classic and electronic invoicing with the aim of improving the future financial reporting of companies according to the administrative bodies of local self-government units. The analysis of this process was carried out through a threefold observation of the evaluation, namely: employees, top management of the company and management of the administrative bodies of local self-government units. Our contribution is reflected in the fact that we discovered that there are large differences in the level of significance of the t test, i.e. they are less than the threshold level of significance for all analyzed factors (p<0.0005*) in all 6 analyzed factors and in their total observation, between classical and electronic invoicing. Also, higher values were obtained when evaluating electronic invoicing compared to classical financial reporting of public companies, which indicates the importance of introducing the mentioned form of financial reporting.

1 January 2017 in Ekonomika poljoprivrede
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Aleksandra VujkoAleksandra Vujko
Aleksandra Vujko
Tamara GajićTamara Gajić
Tamara Gajić
MDMilos Dragosavac
Milos Dragosavac
BMBranka Maksimovic
Branka Maksimovic
MMMilutin Mrksa
Milutin Mrksa
Many researchers consider agritourism as a major agent of local development, but there is still a lack of awareness about the importance of networking and integration among agritourism accommodation sector and travel agencies, and the economic benefits in terms of livelihood enhancement. This paper analyses selected agritourism accommodation facilities and travel agencies in which we indicate positive experiences: first, in term of guest satisfaction (guests of 23 accommodation facilities) and second, among employees in travel agencies. This paper actually analyses the level of integration implemented in agritourism, and makes the point that cooperation between travel agencies and agritourism facilities needed to be at a much higher level.