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tax incentives - translation to russian

TOTAL OR PARTIAL EXEMPTION FROM TAX
Tax incentives; Tax concessions

tax incentives         
налоговые льготы (для поощрения капиталовложений)
tax incentives         
налоговые стимулы
tax abatement         
TEMPORARY REDUCTION OR ELIMINATION OF A TAX
Tax abatement; Tax Incentives; Tax free weekend; Sales tax holiday; Sales-tax holiday
налоговая скидка

Definition

capitation tax

Wikipedia

Tax incentive

A tax incentive is an aspect of a government's taxation policy designed to incentivize or encourage a particular economic activity by reducing tax payments.

Tax incentives can have both positive and negative impacts on an economy. Among the positive benefits, if implemented and designed properly, tax incentives can attract investment to a country. Other benefits of tax incentives include increased employment, higher number of capital transfers, research and technology development, and also improvement to less developed areas. Though it is difficult to estimate the effects of tax incentives, they can, if done properly, raise the overall economic welfare through increasing economic growth and government tax revenue (after the expiration of the tax holiday/incentive period). However, tax incentive can cause negative effects on a government's financial condition, among other negative effects, if they are not properly designed and implemented.

There are four typical costs to tax incentives:

  • resource allocation costs
  • compliance costs
  • revenue costs
  • corruption costs.

Resource allocation refers to lost government tax revenue resulting from the tax incentive. The second cost refers to the situation when the tax incentives lead to too much investment in a certain area of the economy and too little investment in other areas of the economy. Revenue cost is associated with enforcing the tax incentive and monitoring who is receiving the incentive and ensuring they are properly deserving of the incentive. Therefore, the higher and the more complex the tax incentive, the higher the compliance costs because of the larger number of people and firms attempting to secure the tax incentive. The final cost is similar to the third in that it relates to people abusing the tax incentive. Corruption occurs when there are no clear guidelines or minimal guidelines for qualification.

According to a 2020 study of tax incentives in the United States, "states spent between 5 USD and 216 USD per capita on incentives for firms." There is some evidence that this leads to direct employment gains but there is not strong evidence that the incentives increase economic growth. Tax incentives that target individual companies are generally seen as inefficient, economically costly, and distortionary, as well as having regressive economic effects.

Examples of use of tax incentives
1. The public tenders were invited in 2006 with the tax incentives better than the tariff and tax incentives available to shipping lines and industries in the region.
2. The growth package will also include tax incentives for businesses.
3. Those tax incentives are now under fire in a U.S.
4. Tax incentives to promote savings are equally regressive.
5. The committee will debate the tax incentives on Thursday.
What is the Russian for tax incentives? Translation of &#39tax incentives&#39 to Russian