THE ROLE OF TAX REVENUES IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UZBEKISTAN
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Tax revenues, state budget, economic development, human development index (HDI), excise tax, value added tax (VAT), corporate income tax, indirect taxes, ARDL model, cointegration analysis, ADF test, economy of Uzbekistan.Abstract
This article is devoted to studying the importance of tax revenues in the economic development of Uzbekistan. The study analyzed the long-term impact of tax revenues on economic growth, as well as the effectiveness of tax policy. In the conditions of Uzbekistan, the main tax revenues - value added tax and profit tax - play an important role in the formation of state budget revenues.
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