THE IMPORTANCE OF TAX PAYMENTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL BUSINESSES
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Small Business, Tax Payments, Fiscal Policy, Entrepreneurship, Tax Compliance, Business Development, UzbekistanAbstract
This study explores the role and significance of tax payments in fostering the development of small businesses in Uzbekistan. It examines how taxation policies, incentives, and compliance obligations impact business growth, sustainability, and contribution to the state budget. The research analyzes challenges faced by small enterprises in meeting tax obligations, the effects of tax burdens on investment and entrepreneurship, and international best practices in supporting small business development through fiscal policies. By combining legal analysis, statistical data, and practical examples, the study provides recommendations to enhance the positive impact of taxation on small business growth while ensuring compliance and revenue collection.
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