The Improving of Mechanism of Levying a Single Tax for Agricultural Producers
Journal: Collection of Scientific Works of Kirovohrad National Technical University. Economic Sciences (Vol.28, No. 1)Publication Date: 2015-11-30
Authors : Оlena Magopets; Anatoly Bosenko;
Page : 87-99
Keywords : single tax; agricultural producers; agricultural land; financial results; annual income; tax rate; tax burden;
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to study the usefulness of a differentiated approach to the definition of single tax payers of 4th group and of tax rates in order to ensure alignment of the tax burden between different groups of agricultural producers and implementation the regulatory function by the single tax. Based on the research of basic indicators of agricultural producers, the expediency of correction and improvement of special tax regime of their activity in a single tax have been proposed. The necessity of separation the single tax payers of 4th group into subgroups A, B, C have been substantiated, separating them according to the area of land used for conducting production activity and the amount of the annual income derived from agricultural commodity production. Within each of the identified groups the differentiated tax rates have been proposed depending on the category of lands and their locations. The author's differentiation approach to single taxpayers and changes in existing tax rates will ensure fiscal effect, regulating and stimulating functions of the single tax for agricultural producers.
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