ECONOMIC NATURE AND PRINCIPLES OF TAX
Keywords:
Key words: the economic nature of taxes, principles of taxation, the impact of taxes on economic development, the role of taxes in the fiscal system, the effectiveness of tax policy, tax incentives and deficits, the balance of tax relations.Abstract
Abstract: In the article we consider the economic nature and principles of the tax
system. It analyzes the main economic aspects of taxation, the impact of taxes on
economic development and the behavior of market participants. We also consider the
key principles underlying tax policy and their role in creating a stable and efficient
fiscal system.
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