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L. I. According to Goncharenko, the tax risk of the state can be defined as
follows: firstly, what it is noted that tax revenues are less than the planned revenues
to the country's budget, including in the case of minimizing tax payments by
taxpayers as a result of their use of "legitimate" schemes; secondly, there is a
systemic narrowing of the tax base due to a decrease in the volume of domestic and
foreign business and investment; leaving the taxpayer in the "shadow"; leads to a
decrease in the competitiveness of the national tax system
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We can divide the factors causing tax risks into two groups: internal and
external. The internal ones include the tax policy pursued by the state, and the
external ones include the formation and functioning of international offshore zones;
the use by taxpayers of methods of minimizing taxation or a complete rejection of it;
functioning of the shadow economy, etc.
The above circumstances show that the greatest tax risks are observed in these
industries.
This, the study of the problems of tax risks allows us to systematize them as
follows:
- the risk of budgetary regulation (budgetary security);
- risks of tax regulation (accounting for the largest taxpayers; recalculation;
forms of tax control);
- risks of regulation in industries that determine the formation of the tax base.
This classification of tax risks, regulated by the state, makes it possible to
reduce it on the basis of the formation of a more effective tax risk management.