Predictability of tax incentives in the tax system of the Republic of Belarus
https://doi.org/10.46554/1993-0453-2026-7-261-132-140
Abstract
This article presents a classification of tax incentives based on the availability of additional state-established conditions for their implementation (unconditional and conditional), which is relevant for taxpayers using tax strategy to strengthen their financial positions. It substantiates state targets for the introduction of various types of tax incentives for value-added tax, income tax, property taxes, and certain special tax regimes, which constitute an important element of the tax system of the Republic of Belarus. To improve the effectiveness of tax incentives in tax strategy, the article presents a description of tax incentives from the perspective of their static nature under current legislation, the risks of using them as a tool for optimizing tax liabilities, and the predictability of their impact on the taxpayer's financial performance. It has been argued that unconditional tax incentives (static) which are automatically granted to a certain group of taxpayers are an important method of tax optimization while maintaining internal corporate governance and resource allocation practices. It has been demonstrated that conditional tax incentives (dynamic) are implemented through a mechanism for taxpayers to adapt to the country's economic development priorities which increases the level of uncertainty in tax planning. It has been found that, from a tax strategy perspective, the use of a tax incentive with a limited validity period offers taxpayers an advantage over a situation where the preferential tax regime has no time limit.
About the Author
I. A. KononchukBelarus
Irina A. Kononchuk, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department
Department of Financial Management
Pinsk
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For citations:
Kononchuk I.A. Predictability of tax incentives in the tax system of the Republic of Belarus. Vestnik of Samara State University of Economics. 2026;(7):132-140. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.46554/1993-0453-2026-7-261-132-140
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