Analyzing and evaluating the effects resulting from the application of the tax incentives policy at the macroeconomic level

Abstract

Tax incentives have multiple policies, including tax exemption, accelerated depreciation, investment allowances (tax deduction, additional depreciation), tax discriminatory rates and other policies that are linked to tax rates. The tax exemption includes two types of exemptions, social exemptions and economic exemptions, which in turn are divided into two types, exemptions to prevent double taxation, and incentive exemptions that work to attract and provide investments and direct them towards the projects targeted in the economic plans. Specific exemptions for a certain number of years or are absolute exemptions. As for the policies of investment allowances, they are policies that result in either reducing the tax debt itself or reducing the taxable base, and the amount of the reduction is linked to a percentage of the volume of investments in investment projects. Objectives of the economic development plan.