PECULIARITIES OF TAXATION FOR TRADE AND PUBLIC CATERING ENTERPRISES
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Trade Enterprises, Public Catering, Taxation, Tax Compliance, Financial Management, Sector-specific Taxation, UzbekistanAbstract
This study examines the unique characteristics of taxation for trade and public catering enterprises in Uzbekistan. It analyzes the specific tax obligations, calculation methods, and reporting procedures applicable to these sectors. The research evaluates the impact of taxation on operational efficiency, profitability, and compliance, while considering sector-specific challenges such as turnover variability, cash operations, and service-based transactions. By reviewing legal frameworks, statistical data, and practical case studies, the study provides recommendations for improving tax administration and compliance in trade and public catering enterprises.
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