Font Size: a A A

The Preferential Tax Policy Analysis And Suggestion Of New Energy Industry

Posted on:2015-09-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L L ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2309330422988995Subject:Public Finance
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
As the three times outbreak of world oil crisis, countries all over the worldhighly are aware of the importance of energy security. The energy industry is thefoundational industry of other industries to development. The traditional energy is nottoo renewable and clean to satisfy the need of sustainable development of economy、society and ecology. New energy has important strategic significance to solve thecontradiction between supply and demand of energy tension and achieve energyconservation and emissions reduction. Development level of new energy industry hasbecome the measure of a country or a region’s technology development level and thecomprehensive strength. The new energy industry has achieved the unprecedentedachievement under the strong support of national policy and the development of someindustries has reached the world most advanced level.Tax policy is one of the most important ways of macroeconomic regulation andcontrol. New energy industry is the emerging industry. Countries around the worldhave formulated a series of preferential tax policy. To support the development of newenergy industry, our country’s preferential tax policies involve commodity tax, incometax and other relevant and cover the multiple factors of the development of newenergy industry. But we should also recognize that there are many problems of thepreferential tax policy to be improved.This article points out the problems and deficiencies of the current new energyindustry development status and the existing tax policy by means of establishing amodel, analyzing data and combining the advanced foreign policy experience ofAmerican, European, Japan and India to consummate the preferential tax policies andprovide a better service to promote the development of new energy industry.
Keywords/Search Tags:New energy industry, Preferential tax policy, Taxation policy
PDF Full Text Request
Related items