2012Journal Region: Economics and SociologyRequires access

Improving taxation of sole proprietors and measures against tax evasion

A.P. Kireyenko, M O Klimova

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The paper analyzes the economic aspects of tax evasion among sole proprietors. We identify what specifics of individual entrepreneurship may determine such evasion, and we show a scale of tax evasion observed in the Irkutsk Oblast. To reduce such evasion, we present our recommendations on taxation improvements.

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The paper analyzes the economic aspects of tax evasion among sole proprietors. We identify what specifics of individual entrepreneurship may determine such evasion, and we show a scale of tax evasion observed in the Irkutsk Oblast. To reduce such evasion, we present our recommendations on taxation improvements.

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The paper analyzes the economic aspects of tax evasion among sole proprietors. We identify what specifics of individual entrepreneurship may determine such evasion, and we show a scale of tax evasion observed in the Irkutsk Oblast. To reduce such evasion, we present our recommendations on taxation improvements.

Key concepts: Evasion (ethics), Tax evasion, Economics, Scale (ratio), Entrepreneurship, Public economics, Double taxation, Business

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