The Path of Tax Law in Promoting the Development of the Private Economy
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https://doi.org/10.6981/FEM.202507_6(7).0004Keywords:
Tax Law; Private Economy; Development; Resource Allocation; Incentive Mechanism.Abstract
This paper delves into the profound connection between tax law and the high - quality development of the private economy. It first expounds on the theoretical logic, including how tax law influences the private economy through aspects such as resource allocation, incentive mechanisms, and fairness maintenance. Then, it analyzes the current situation and existing problems, pointing out issues like the lack of tax legislation certainty and unfair tax treatment. Based on this, it proposes specific paths, covering aspects such as improving tax legislation, optimizing tax policies, and ensuring equal tax enforcement. By doing so, this paper aims to contribute to the sustainable and healthy development of the private economy under the impetus of tax law.
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