Contemporary Fiscal Topics
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Addressing fiscal issues today is essential for business economics due to their implications for micro, small, medium enterprises, and multinationals, whether they are individuals or corporations. Compliance with tax and labor regulations is key to business success and sustainability, influencing access to financing and the legalization of commercial and administrative operations.
The government must promote policies that support productivity and economic growth, increasing taxpayer confidence to ensure legitimacy and acceptance. It is crucial that tax burdens do not exceed the capacities of businesses to avoid hindering existing activities, and that efforts are directed towards improving productivity and training rather than imposing complicated tax regulations.
Trust in institutions is low due to corruption and the misuse of public resources. Transparency and accountability are essential to legitimize institutions and foster democracy, improving public perception and reducing corruption.
Fiscal compliance should be a responsibility of both taxpayers and public officials. Despite efforts to facilitate tax formalization, tax evasion remains high. It is crucial for taxpayers to analyze their fiscal and legal risks to avoid severe penalties.
The book addresses these issues through several sections. The first section deals with tax culture, ethics, and transparency in tax compliance, highlighting the importance of the consistency of tax authorities and the perception of justice in the tax system. The second section examines tax regimes that facilitate compliance, including the Simplified Trust Regime, its benefits, and practical challenges. The third section focuses on support systems to reduce fiscal risks, such as Compliance, which helps plan and minimize risks in companies.
Overall, the book provides a comprehensive view of how the tax system and public perception of the government and its institutions affect tax compliance and business sustainability, promoting reflection and knowledge about tax changes and options to reduce risks in companies.
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