ANALYSIS OF THE USE OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TAXATION OF CONFIDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME IN UZBEKISTAN
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The dissertation article explores the essence and highlights the structural elements of the informal sector of the economy, and reveals the content of the category of the informal economy from the point of view of taxation. Based on a review of theoretical literature, international practice and analysis of the situation in Uzbekistan, proposals and practical recommendations for the effective use of taxation mechanisms in containing and reducing the size of the shadow economy have been formed.
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informal economy uncontrolled economy shadow economy criminal economy informal employmentReferences
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