Today, the stability of local finances is no longer dependent on traditional land sales revenues. As a professional, I had a discussion with an economist who believes that solving this problem requires us to tap into the diversification potential of the economy and look for tax growth points from various angles.
We discussed the importance of increasing the tax collection and management of enterprises, but not to increase the tax burden of enterprises, but to optimize the tax structure and make taxation fairer and more reasonable. In addition, he mentioned the potential of the consumption tax, which has huge growth potential with the upgrading of consumption and the improvement of people's living standards. We also talked about the reform of the resource tax and the need to develop green taxes, such as a tax on polluting emissions.
In discussing the implementation of tax reform, we emphasized the fairness and transparency of tax policies, as well as the need to strengthen tax administration. These are all important aspects of ensuring that tax reform can contribute to sustainable economic development.
Our discussions made me realize that solving local fiscal problems is a task that requires continuous exploration and innovation. Only through scientific tax policies and effective tax collection and management measures can we ensure the stability and sustainable development of local finances. In the future, I will continue to pay attention to this issue, and look forward to more suggestions and plans from experts and scholars to jointly contribute wisdom and strength to the development of local finance.