Osmanlı İmparatorluğu’nda vakıfların iki önemli dayanağı vardır. Bunlardan ilki hukuk düzenidir. İkincisi de muhasebe kontrolüdür. Muhasebe kontrolü, vakfın bulunduğu yerde tutulan muhasebenin yıllık gelir ve gider kayıtlarının, kadı kontrolünden geçtikten sonra merkez muhasebesine gelmesi ve orada gelir gider defterinin yeniden düzenlenmesi şeklinde olmaktadır. Devlet muhasebesinde kullanılan merdiven yönteminin vakıf muhasebesinde kullanılması bir istisna teşkil eder.
Waqfs in the Ottoman Empire are established on two baselines. The first one is the legal order and the second is the governance of accountancy. Accounting is controlled by sending the annual revenue and expenditure records of the waqfs to central accountancy after audited by the kadı. Afterwards, revenue and expenditure journals are rearranged according to the outcome of the auditing activities. The usage of the state accounting method titled merdivan in waqf accountancy is an exceptional situation. Central accountancy organization of the Ottoman Empire is a great structure that embodies central waqf accountancy . This central accountancy records the exact annual revenues and expenditures of the state, administrates state treasury, and continuously performs auditing activities.
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Publication Date | December 30, 2016 |
Submission Date | January 17, 2017 |
Acceptance Date | November 15, 2016 |
Published in Issue | Year 2016 Issue: 46 |
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