MECHANISMS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES BASED ON TAX PREFERENCES
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tax preferences, industrial enterprises, investment stimulation, innovation, fiscal policy, economic development, digital transformation, competitiveness.##article.abstract##
Industrial development is a key factor in ensuring sustainable economic growth and national competitiveness.
This article examines the mechanisms for the development of industrial enterprises based on tax preferences and their role
in stimulating investment, innovation, and production efficiency. The study analyzes the impact of various tax instruments,
including tax incentives, exemptions, and preferential rates, on enterprise performance and structural transformation.
Particular attention is given to the role of tax preferences in promoting digital transformation, export potential, and regional
industrial development. The findings demonstrate that a well-designed system of tax incentives contributes to increased
productivity, improved financial stability, and enhanced competitiveness of industrial enterprises. The study also highlights
the importance of aligning fiscal policy with strategic economic priorities to ensure long-term sustainable development.
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