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Study On The Effect Of Tax Preferential Policies For Energy Saving Service Industry

Posted on:2020-11-04Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z Y HeFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330623450075Subject:Taxation
Abstract/Summary:
In recent years,green development has become a powerful booster for high-quality economic development.To achieve the goal of green development,the first is to make economic develop in a cleaner and more efficient direction.The energy-saving service industry is the main force for energy conservation and energy consumption reduction for the whole society,and has made outstanding contributions to the green development of the economy.Because the business activities of the energy-saving service industry have brought about a significant positive external effect,its development requires the help of macro-control policy tools,especially the tax preferential policy,which provides assistance for industrial development.China has also introduced tax incentives to promote the development of energy-saving service industries.But is its strength in boosting industrial development strong? There is no conclusion in both the theoretical and practical circles.Therefore,based on the above background,this paper used the multiple linear regression model based on GLS random effects to analyze the practical utility and macro-effects of tax incentives for energy-saving service industry.Next,this paper used the actual case of W environmental protection enterprise,constructed an index system to evaluate its effect on policy application,and deeply analyzed the micro-effect of policy on its business performance.And then,based on the analytical results above,the practical obstacles in policy implementation and enterprise applying process are sorted out.Last,this paper put forward some suggestions on policy improvement in a targeted manner,in order to provide reference for the optimization and improvement of relevant policies in the future.
Keywords/Search Tags:The energy-saving service industry, The tax preferential policies, The effect of policies
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