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Tax Potential Of The Country As A Factor Of Innovative Development Of The Regions
[Налоговый Потенциал Страны Как Фактор Инновационного Развития Регионов]

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  • Minaeva Elena V. (Минаева Елена)

    (Russian State University of Justice)

  • Yutkina Olga V. (Юткина Ольга)

    (Russian State University of Justice)

  • Alexandrova M. (Александрова М.)

    (Russian State University of Justice)

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of the tax system and tax potential in the context of the country and regions, and also monitors tax revenues in the context of the consolidated budget of the country and individual federal districts of the Russian Federation. On this basis, the main reasons that hinder the increase in tax revenues to regional budgets were identified, and the main directions were formulated to increase and effectively use the tax potential, contributing to the further innovative development of the regions.

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  • Minaeva Elena V. (Минаева Елена) & Yutkina Olga V. (Юткина Ольга) & Alexandrova M. (Александрова М.), 2019. "Tax Potential Of The Country As A Factor Of Innovative Development Of The Regions [Налоговый Потенциал Страны Как Фактор Инновационного Развития Регионов]," State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, vol. 4, pages 125-129.
    • Handle: RePEc:rnp:smmscn:s19421
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