PROFIT TAX AND ITS IMPACT ON CORPORATE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
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Profit Tax, Corporate Finance, Business Activities, Tax Compliance, Financial Management, Investment Decisions, UzbekistanAbstract
This study examines the role of profit tax in shaping corporate financial and economic activities in Uzbekistan. It analyzes how profit taxation affects business decision-making, investment strategies, and overall corporate performance. The research focuses on the methods of calculating profit tax, reporting requirements, and compliance procedures, as well as their implications for financial planning and resource allocation within companies. By reviewing legal frameworks, statistical data, and practical examples, the study provides recommendations for optimizing profit tax administration to balance revenue generation with fostering corporate growth and efficiency.
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