This study analyzes the effects of entertainment expenses, which were spent by a construction company, on sales, and analyzes the propensity of expending entertainment expenses by dividing it into before and after the real-name system in entertainment...
This study analyzes the effects of entertainment expenses, which were spent by a construction company, on sales, and analyzes the propensity of expending entertainment expenses by dividing it into before and after the real-name system in entertainment expenses. Thus, the aim is to be conducive to mapping out the right entertainment-expense policy in the government and to establishing the rational management policy in enterprise down the road.
In order to verify these research contents, 5 hypotheses were established. The analytical period was set to 5 years. And then, 1,730 samples were extracted. Targeting this, ANOVA, t-test, and regression analysis were carried out.
Given summarizing the findings of this study, those are as follows.
First, there was significant difference in the propensity of expending entertainment expenses by scale. It was indicated that the smaller scale in a construction company leads to the bigger propensity of expending entertainment expenses.
Second, it was analyzed that there is mutually significant positive(+) relevancy between the entertainment-expense extension rate and the sales extension rate. However, this is not attributable to significant positive(+) relationship in influence of entertainment expenses upon sales. When the sales increase, even the ceiling limitation of entertainment expenses in light of the tax law comes to grow. Thus, it was naturally analyzed to have led to the result that when the expenditure of entertainment expenses increases, even the sales increase.
Finally, regarding analysis on the propensity of expending entertainment expenses before and after the real-name system in entertainment expenses, the propensity of expending entertainment expenses was indicated to have gotten lowered after carrying out the real-name system in entertainment expenses. The expenditure of entertainment expenses after the real-name system in entertainment expenses reduced. However, the welfare expenses rather increased.