The Influence of Corporate Taxation Policies on Economic Development: A Balancing Act Between Revenue Generation and Growth

The Influence of Corporate Taxation Policies on Economic Development: A Balancing Act Between Revenue Generation and Growth

Authors

  • Aisha Khan Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi

Abstract

Corporate taxation policies play a complex role in shaping economic development. While generating revenue for government programs and infrastructure, overly burdensome taxes can stifle business investment, innovation, and job creation. This article delves into the intricate relationship between corporate taxation and economic growth, exploring various policy approaches and their potential impact on critical determinants of development. Drawing upon relevant social science theories and empirical evidence, the article analyzes the trade-offs inherent in designing effective corporate tax systems that balance fiscal needs with fostering a dynamic and prosperous economy.This paper investigates the intricate relationship between corporate taxation policies and economic development, emphasizing the delicate balance required between revenue generation and fostering sustainable growth. The study explores the impact of different corporate tax frameworks on investment, innovation, and overall economic performance. It delves into the dynamics of tax incentives, examining their effectiveness in attracting businesses while considering potential drawbacks. The analysis draws insights from diverse economic contexts, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities inherent in crafting corporate taxation policies that promote both fiscal stability and robust economic development.

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Published

2023-09-30

How to Cite

Aisha Khan. (2023). The Influence of Corporate Taxation Policies on Economic Development: A Balancing Act Between Revenue Generation and Growth. Governance Accounting Archive Review, 1(01), 18–24. Retrieved from https://garjournal.com/index.php/Journal/article/view/18
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