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TAX ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS OF SOCIAL SPHERE
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An innovative type of economic development in Russia suggests expansion of the competitive potential of the country and increasing its comparative advantages in the social sphere, including education and tourism. National tax policy is a key factor in improving competitiveness. National tax policy not only increases the efficiency of the fiscal, but also the regulatory function of taxation in respect of social organizations. The government affects the economy through the mechanism of tax administration. Accelerating the accumulation of funds in the promising areas of social development. Social development of society depends on the effective tax administration. The essence of the tax administration institutions of the social sphere is the availability of a wide range of forms of tax regulation: tax incentives, exemptions, etc. The mechanism of tax administration institutions of the social sphere interacts with the strategic goals and objectives of the state level. This mechanism adapts to the strategic goals of tax policy for enterprises engaged in the social sphere. This will need appropriate changes in existing regulations. Compliance with national tax policy goals in the field of education and tourism. Also, ensuring monitoring of financial and economic indicators of the efficiency of measures of tax administration.
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