POSSIBILITIES OF APPLICATION OF FOREIGN PRACTICES OF TAX CONTROL FOR SUBJECTS OF SMALL BUSINESS

Abstract

The main problems of the tax system in the regulation of small business subjects, and ways to solve them based on the experience of foreign countries, as well as the experience of the countries of the east on the development of FEZ as one of the measures of tax incentives were examined.

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Natalia Filippova

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Natalia Filippova (2017). POSSIBILITIES OF APPLICATION OF FOREIGN PRACTICES OF TAX CONTROL FOR SUBJECTS OF SMALL BUSINESS. Международный научный журнал "Интернаука", 1(6), 136-140. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-310918