PROBLEMS OF DIGITALIZATION OF TAX POLICY IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
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Key words: digitalization, tax policy, digital economy, taxation, online business, international companies, tax base, tax rates, challenges, solutions.Abstract
Abstract: This article examines current issues of digitalization of tax policy in the modern digital economy. With the rise of digital technologies and online businesses, new challenges arise for tax systems, including taxation of international companies, determination of the tax base, and application of tax rates to digital goods and services. In the article, we analyze the main problems associated with the digitalization of tax policy, propose possible ways to solve them, and discuss the prospects for the development of this area in the future.
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