Strategic directions of tax policy of Ukraine in the sphere of industrial development regulation
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irk-123456789-640212014-06-10T03:02:40Z Strategic directions of tax policy of Ukraine in the sphere of industrial development regulation Vishnevskiy, V.P. Chekina, V.D. Macroeconomic and regional problems of industrial development It was determined that tax policy of Ukraine strategically remains in the state of uncertainty. We need the clear definition and consistent observance of long-term priorities of social and economic development in a whole and the taxation in particular, that maintain stability of business operations and are of key importance for investment decisions making. The global financial and economic crisis of 2008-2009 has demonstrated that the EU is going through the hard times nowadays and obviously loses the global economic competition to the South. The directive toward the economic integration with EU goes against the Ukrainian economic interests at least in point of development prospects of industry which as it is shown firstly is a generally accepted generator of economic innovations and secondly is still the leading sector of the national economy that supports close cooperation ties with countries of the Custom Union (CU). Ukraine relates to the post-Soviet countries with incomes that are below average. In this connection, it is necessary to solve the problems, which are typical for developing countries and to find new growth opportunities related to including of value generation in global chains focused on the South, which is on the upswing in a present historical period. That is why at the present time, it makes sense to develop the tax system with caution to the developing countries, which also use the achievements of modern economic theory. In this connection, the experience of the tax incentives in successful developing countries (China, India, Brazil, South Africa, the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan and Belarus) was reviewed. The proposals for the strategic directions of tax policy of Ukraine in the sphere of regulation of the industry were grounded. The main directions of tax policy for mid-term (5-7 years) should be the creation of favorable conditions for innovative development by means of provision of efficient tax incentives for scientific, research and innovative activity. The strategic direction of tax policy for long-term perspective (10-15 years) should be the creation of favorable conditions for the sustainable development of the country and neoindustrialization by means of shifting from income taxation to levying of resource usage and gradual transition to the principles of "green" tax reform. Розглянуто досвід податкового стимулювання економіки країн, що успішно розвиваються (Китаю, Індії, Бразилії, Південної Африки, Російської Федерації, Казахстану, Білорусі). Обґрунтовано пропозиції щодо стратегічних напрямків податкової політики України у сфері регулювання розвитку промисловості. Рассмотрен опыт налогового стимулирования экономики успешно развивающихся стран (Китая, Индии, Бразилии, Южной Африки, Российской Федерации, Казахстана, Беларуси). Обоснованы предложения по стратегическим направлениям налоговой политики Украины в сфере регулирования развития промышленности. 2014 Article Strategic directions of tax policy of Ukraine in the sphere of industrial development regulation / V.P. Vishnevskiy, V.D. Chekina // Економіка промисловості. — 2014. — № 1 (65). — С. 17-31. — Бібліогр.: 57 назв. — англ. 1562-109Х http://dspace.nbuv.gov.ua/handle/123456789/64021 336.22:338.2:338.45(477) en Економіка промисловості Інститут економіки промисловості НАН України |
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UDC 336.22:338.2:338.45(477) Valentin Pavlovich Vishnevskiy,
Academician of NAS of Ukraine, Doctor of Economics,
Victoria Denisovna Chekina,
PhD in Economics
The Institute of the Economy of Industry
of the NAS of Ukraine, Donetsk
STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS OF UKRAINIAN TAX POLICY IN THE SPHERE
OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REGULATION
In recent years tax policy of Ukraine stra-
tegically remains in the state of uncertainty. The
documents which would reflect a national con-
sensus on the main trends of the national tax
system in the long term or at least in the mid-
term prospects haven't been worked out yet. The
strategy of tax system reforming approved by
ordinance of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
of 23.12.2009 № 1612-p was cancelled in six
months before the adoption of the Tax Code of
Ukraine. After that the new long-term strategy
or development concept of tax system which
determined the main directions of state tax pol-
icy and as a result strategic guidelines for doing
business and industrial development wasn't
elaborated. Although, as the international ex-
perience shows [21], the clear definition and
consistent observance of long-term priorities of
social and economic development in a whole
and the taxation in particular maintains stability
of business operations and is of key importance
for investment decisions making.
Ukrainian school of financial science has
already offered a number of decisions related to
the substantiation of tax policy directions
(Z. Varnaly [37] T. Efimenko [25] Y. Ivanov
[40] K. Schwabij [56]), that are also based on a
critical generalization of the experience of de-
veloped countries, especially the European Un-
ion (EU) (V. Melnik [33] A. Sokolovskaya [43,
44], I. Lunina [32]). The appeal to this experi-
ence was logical because it was corresponded to
the general directive of government authority
toward the Ukraine's integration into European
political and economic structures1.
1Atpropertime (2001-2005) even one of key
Ukrainian ministries was called‘ Ministry of econo-
my and on the questions of European integration of
Ukraine’.
However, recently the situation has sig-
nificantly changed. The global financial and
economic crisis of 2008-2009 has vividly dem-
onstrated that the EU is going through the hard
times nowadays and obviously loses the global
economic competition to the South. Moreover,
as the analysis shows [42] the directive toward
the economic integration with EU2 goes against
the Ukrainian economic interests at least in point
of development prospects of industry which as it
is shown firstly is a generally accepted generator
of economic innovations and secondly is still the
leading sector of the national economy that sup-
ports close cooperation ties with countries of the
Custom Union (CU).
At the present time Ukraine relates to the
post-Soviet countries with incomes that are be-
low average. In this connection it is necessary to
solve the problems which are typical for devel-
oping countries: to reduce poverty on the basis
of keeping stably high economic growth rate, to
industrialize the economy over again, to rise
productivity and efficiency of the agro-industrial
complex, to increase the quantity of qualified
workforce. Therefore it is necessary to find new
growth opportunities related to including of
value generation in global chains focused on the
South which is on the upswing in a present his-
torical period. In particular in such developing
and growing markets which in contradiction to
developed markets don't put forward high re-
quirements to the quality of business processes
and manufactured goods, Ukraine can find new
2Eeas. europa. eu. (2013). European Union –
EEAS (European external action service) | EU-
Ukraine association agreement – the complete texts.
[online] Retrieved from: http://www.eeas.europa.eu/
ukraine/assoagreement/assoagreement-2013_en.htm
[Accessed: 31 Jan 2014].
© V.P. Vishnevskiy, V.D. Chekina, 2014
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market niches for distribution of its production,
especially high-tech and the new sources for
economic development. And namely there it
makes sense to search for a positive experience
and ways of forming ‘developmental state’ and
strategic guidelines for the tax system moderni-
zation, solving the problem of tax support and
stimulation of economic growth.
That is why at the present time it makes
sense to develop the tax system with caution to
the developing countries which also use the
achievements of modern economic theory(but
taking into account own realias and needs) but
not to Europe which is forced to solve the prob-
lems of systemic crisis of the West [20].
In this connection the aim of this paper is
to examine the experience of the tax incentives
of economy of successfully developing countries
– the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China,
South Africa) and TC (Russia, Kazakhstan, Bel-
arus) which have achieved notable successes in
industrial sphere (Fig. 1 and 2) and to substanti-
ate proposals concerning the strategic directions
of the national tax policy in the matter of indus-
trial development regulation.
Fig. 1. The dynamics of industrial value added in the world, Euro-zone countries
and BRICS (1990-100%). Composed by: [15]
Fig. 2. The dynamics of industrial value added in countries of the CU and Ukraine
(1990 – 100%). Composed by: [15]
In People's Republic of China (China)
which over historically short period managed to
take first positions in the world and become the
industrial ‘world workshop’, the tax system of
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regulation of economic development acts upon
such directions as stimulation of innovations,
and also encouragement of individual industries
development of urban regions and districts[13].
The policy of R&D stimulation in China
is carried out more than ten years including the
use of tax instruments. Companies, whose core
business is the high and innovative technologies,
have the right to reduce the corporate income
tax to 15% within three years; tax deduction of
150% of R&D expenses accrued within one year
is practiced. It is also determined to exempt
from customs clearance charge, to exempt (or
refund) from VAT upon purchase of facility for
carrying out of R&D [11, p. 2, 4-5].
Chinese government provides funding of
‘green’ projects at profitable interest rates. The
entry of China into the ‘green’ energy market
has permitted to expand the production of solar
photoelectric cells and wind energy, reduce
costs, making this product more affordable for
other developing countries [8, p.136]. Within a
country the national program ‘China Torch Pro-
gram’ has been developed, under which a Centre
of industrial development and high technology
was established, public funding was devoted for
creation of more than 400 business incubators
each of which maintains services to 20 - 90
technological companies.
Assistance in development of priority sec-
tors in China is carried out by preferential tax
treatment for enterprises connected with the de-
velopment of high and innovative technologies,
software, and also projects for agriculture, for-
estry, fisheries, public infrastructure, and envi-
ronmental protection. Tax regime includes the
reduction of corporate income tax rate from 25%
to 15-10%. The individual industries can use tax
holidays with full (100%) exemption from this
tax in the next two, three or five years and
charge in the amount of 50% in the next three,
three and five years [13].
Preferential taxation of corporate profits
is also used for the development of certain re-
gions: reduction of tax rate to 15% assuming
that 70% of their total income was received in
the industry sectors that are priority for eco-
nomic development of the country. Upon that
the branches of companies located outside of
these regions don't have such preferences [13].
The stimulations of investment activity in
cities and districts are carried out by way of re-
funding of 10-20% of paid profit tax, return of
land use fees and exemption from utility pay-
ment for the period of building and also appro-
priation up to 35% of the value of high-tech in-
tangible assets to company capital investments
(in contrast to 20% adopted by legislation) [13].
In order to support the innovation proc-
esses in China the tax holidays for free zone
companies and other basic types of privileged
zones which have the right for total exemption
from payment of profit tax for the first two years
after the first year of income generation, and in
the next three years – the right of a partial ex-
emption (50% from the current rate) were im-
posed [29].
During the last decade India is one of the
countries with the fast growing economy and
industry. According to the new industrial policy,
adopted in 1991, the main directions of eco-
nomic modernization were imposed; the policy
was oriented on securing of the markets auton-
omy, entrepreneurship, transparency and export
orientation of economy. Investment plan was
developed, its realization permitted to simplify
the control for the capital flow, remove quantita-
tive restrictions on total imports that led to im-
provement of the investment climate.
The tax burden for foreign companies was
facilitated in order to attract foreign invest-
ments: the rate of corporate tax was reduced by
means of allowances and exemptions and apply-
ing of tax holidays in Special Economic Zones
[4, p. 65]. At the state level the stimulation of
investment activity is carried out by tax deduc-
tion of profits received from construction indus-
try and operation of infrastructure facilities, and
the total exemption from corporate tax payment
which was obtained during export operations
within 10 years and at the local level - the ex-
emption from payment of sales tax [14, p.17-
18].
The department of industrial policy and
developmentof Ministry of Commerce and In-
dustry in India has worked out the special incen-
tive mechanisms of the industrial growth and
investment in R&D, including tax mechanisms.
Particularly the legislation of India stipulates
such tax deductions of expenses related toR&D
implementation:
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total deduction (100%) of the capital costs
for research activity (except of land value);
deduction of current expenses for research
activity during the first working year connected
with business planning and dealing and borne
during last three years before the beginning of
such activity;
deduction equal to 175% of sum of ex-
penses, borne by companies due to the payments
to scientific and research institutes, equal to
125% of sum – to scientific and research com-
panies, and equal to 125% of sum – to research
associations in the field of social sciences or
statistical estimations;
tax deduction equal to 200% of current
expenses on research activity the list of which is
regulated by Department of science and indus-
trial researches (DSIR) and this deduction is
provided for companies which carry out re-
searches for own purposes ("in-house R&D")
and are not on manufacture oriented of such so-
cially harmful products as alcohol, tobacco, etc.
[10, p. 7].
Besides Indian tax legislation provides tax
holidays for companies which export services
related to research activity. Such companies
should operate in free economic zones (FEZ)
and pay alternative minimum tax at the rate of
approximately 19,5% in order to obtain tax holi-
days in the volume of total exemption from ex-
port revenue taxation for a period of five years
and 50% during the next five years [10, p.7].
Specific FEZ and parks are created in
such sectors as information technology, oil-
refining industry, aerospace industry, manufac-
ture of agricultural, textile, chemical and nutri-
tive products, automotive components, auto cars
and tractors, electronics [28]. In accordance with
the law ‘On specific economic zones’ (SEZ Act,
2005) the state government whose territory FEZ
accommodates is obliged to impose the taxes on
manufacture and transportation of electric en-
ergy inside a zone as well as taxes and duties on
goods delivery from internal customs enforce-
ment area into FEZ [26].
In Brazil that takes the 8th place in the
world in manufacture of steel, the 5th place in
shoes export and the 4th place in production of
aircrafts (Embraer) in 2008 the new industrial
policy called ‘Productive Development Policy’
was announced. Its main tasks were the increase
of capital investments, R&D investments, small
and medium export-oriented enterprise devel-
opment, an increase of export. The government
has planned to allocate more than $U.S. 9 bln in
tax allowances for investment in the manufac-
ture and competitive growth of enterprises.
Among tax instruments of industrial de-
velopment stimulation are:
the list extension of fixed assets (some-
machines, equipment, devices and tools) for an
appliance of accelerated depreciation, and the
use of the tax credit equal to 25% of the total
amount of the depreciation;
imposinga zero tax rate for financial op-
erations (instead of current rate of 0,38) payable
by private and public credit institutions (Special
Agency of industrial financing, The Agency of
project research and financing of Ministry of
science and technology);
an exemption from federal excise tax;
payroll tax reduction (from 20% to 10%)
for IT companies providing that there is the ex-
port revenue in the gross revenue of the com-
pany;
double deduction within payment of cor-
porate income tax for the purpose of employee
training in sphere of software;
the additional deduction of R&D ex-
penses for technologic companies, decreasing to
zero tax rate on profits of companies that pro-
vide logistics services for Brazilian exports [2].
In 2012 the government made decision
concerning the tax reduction on electricity. For-
merly the cost of electricity was increased by
means of 28 different taxes which put together
almost the half of relevant expenses. In whole
according to Brazil government forecasts the
private consumption should be reduced on at
least 16% and business expenditures should be
reduced on 19-28% [8, p.87].
In South Africa, which economy is the
largest on the continent, the Trade, Export and
Investment Financial Assistance (Incentives)
was developed by Ministry of Trade and Indus-
try. This program includes the tax incentives in
the form of tax allowances meant for supporting
of investments in new industrial projects and
also for widening and modernization of already-
exciting ones.
During 2010-2013 through the program
13 projects with total investment of about
$US 2 bln were boosted. All projects have been
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designed for the development of priority eco-
nomic sectors identified in the Plan of Action of
state industrial policy: 8– in the chemical indus-
try, 2– in the pulp and paper industry, 2 – in the
production of bio fuels, 1– in agriculture. The
main tasks of the tax incentive program are: re-
newal of industrial complex by means of busi-
ness assets fundraising, an implementation of
the new "green" technologies in production, ef-
ficiency upgrading of energy use, providing of
general economic linkages within the country
and the increase in population employment [16].
Such strategic directions of reforming are
examined in countries of CU. In Russian Fed-
eration – this is an improvement of investment
climate by means of control strengthening with
tax evasion by short-lived companies and off-
shore companies, the use of accelerated depre-
ciation on newly introduced equipment, tax
credits for research and development, etc. Fi-
nancial support of economic entities can take the
forms of:
special tax regimes or tax incentives for
industrial clusters and industrial parks;
tax allowances for individuals involved in
financial lease (leasing) in the field of industrial
activity;
tax allowances for individuals of indus-
trial activity who implement the projects related
to the environmental safety improving of the
industrial productions [53].
The tax legislation of Russian Federation
stipulates the usage of bonus depreciation
(lump-sum debit on costs to 30% of asset value
which is come on stream or expenses for its
completion, retrofitting, renovation, technical
upgrading, modernization, partial liquida-
tion).The right to use the multiplying factors to
the enforceable standards of depreciation (fixed
assets which are used when dealing under condi-
tions of corrosive environment and / or in-
creased shifting for the purpose of exclusively
scientific and technical activity, etc.) is given for
certain types of assets. It is also permitted to
practice non-linear amortization method with the
use of higher depreciation rates than with the
use of linear method [18].
For innovation centre "Skolkovo" – scien-
tific and technological complex concerning the
development and commercialization of new
technologies – the government of Russian Fed-
eration has adopted a package of laws providing
the simulative changes in tax legislation. In par-
ticular, the residents of the innovation centre
(the organization that received status of project
participant concerning the implementation of
research, development and commercialization of
the results) receive tax allowances for 10 years
in the form of exemption from corporate income
tax, under the stipulation that the annual output
of sales proceeds is not more than 1 bln rubles,
and exemption from VAT, under the stipulation
that the total profit margin does not exceed 300
mln rubles. Then, when tax liabilities appear, the
profit is taxed at the rate of 0%, provided that it
does not exceed the aggregate amount of 300
million rubles. An insurance payment to the
Pension Fund shall be paid at the rate of 14%,
and to Social Insurance Fund and medical insur-
ance funds – 0% [54].
For creation of network of specific territo-
ries of superior economic growth (special eco-
nomic zones, industrial parks, technological
parks, agroparks) and stimulation of regional
investment projects implementation on territo-
ries of the Far Eastern federal district and the
individual subjects of Russian Federation3 the
tax incentives are also provided in the form of
corporate income tax at zero rate for 10 years
providing that incomes from sales of goods pro-
duced as a result of regional investment project
implementation; these tax allowances sum not
less than 90% of all incomes calculated at de-
termining of taxation base [55]. The government
of Russian Federation also considers the oppor-
tunity of 5 years holiday assignation related to
the corporate income tax, tax on the extraction
of commercial minerals (apart from oil and gas),
land tax, corporate property tax, and imposing of
reduced rates of obligatory payments concerning
the insurance fee for start-up companies allo-
cated in the faster growth territories [38].
The military industrial complex (MIC) of
Russian Federation is not ignored too. Being the
3Amongtheseare the Buryat Republic, the
Sakha Republic (Yakutia), Republic of Tuva, the
Zabaikalye, Kamchatka Krai, PrimorskyKrai, Khaba-
rovsk Territory, the Amur region, the Irkutsk Region,
the MagadanRegion, the Sakhalin Region, Jewish
Autonomous Region,the Chukotka Autonomous Dis-
trict. Siberia and Far East of the Russian Federation
were declared a national priority for the whole XXI
century by the President in an annual address to the
Federal Assembly [38].
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biggest budget item of expenditure the defence
procurement represents ‘огромный ресурс для
инноваций и модернизации всех отраслей
промышленности, развития науки и высоко-
технологического производства’4 [26]. Rus-
sian President has supported the idea of tax
breaks for start-ups related to defence contracts
in the Far Eastern federal district and in Kras-
noyarsk. In the nearest future the Ministry of
Finance and Ministry of Economic Development
and Trade are planning to examine the question
of the possibility of exemption from income tax
the enterprises of MIC, which bear expenses of
production modernization.
The Federal law project ‘About the indus-
trial policy in Russian Federation’ sets out an
imposition of specific tax regimes and tax al-
lowances to industrial clusters and industrial
parks; tax exemption of subjects of industrial
activity which carry out specific investment pro-
jects; extension of tax allowances for those who
deals with financial lease (leasing) in industrial
activity and implements projects concerning the
improvement of the environmental safety of in-
dustrial productions [53].
The industrial enterprises that implement
the investment projects are exempted from tax
payment on the period of 10 years. This rule is
already applied to the residents of the Special
Economic Zone in the Kaliningrad Region (Art.
288.1 and Art. 3851 of Tax Code of Russian
Federation) [17] where the subjects of industrial
activity implementing the investment projects
can be exempted from tax paying for 10 years or
it may be possible to apply other measures of
incentives. This requires that the investment pro-
ject has been included in the list formed by the
government of Russian Federation in the pre-
scribed order. Anorganization or an individual
entrepreneur implementing this investment pro-
ject should make a special investment contract
with state under which the investor is obliged to
develop industrial production, and the state - to
enact the stimulating benefits and exemptions to
him. Besides, the application rules of specific
privileges can be imposed by federal, regional or
municipal regulations.
4‘a huge resource for innovations and mod-
ernization of all industrial sectors, science develop-
ment and hi-tech manufacture’.
According to ‘The strategy of innovative
development of Russian Federation for the pe-
riod until 2020’ for the purpose of tax incentives
of companies to R&D funding, getting of the
modern equipment the next measures for reali-
zation are planned: to optimize the mechanism
of managing costs for research, development
and engineering, that are taken into account
when the corporate income tax is calculated us-
ing a factor equal to 1,5; to optimize the exemp-
tion from property tax for energy-efficient
equipment (on the list of classes and energy ef-
ficiency) [46, p. 61].
In Kazakhstan, the Strategy of Industrial
and Innovation Development of Kazakhstan for
the period up to 2015 [52] and the State Program
of Forced Industrial-Innovative Development
for 2010-2014 were adopted for the implementa-
tion of innovation policy and the acceleration of
scientific and technical progress [23]5.The main
tasks are creating a favourable investment cli-
mate and the development of high technologies
and technologies that provide high added value.
For the formation of a unified system of support
and development of innovation the innovative
development Plan up to 2030 was developed in
Kazakhstan, according to which 60 priority ar-
eas were identified, and it is provided an in-
crease of funding of "break through" projects to
$U.S. 450 billion by 2015 [31].
For realization of these tasks it is pro-
vided to reform the fiscal system of the country
by ‘...создания условий для модернизации и
диверсификации экономики через фискаль-
ное стимулирование процессов индустриали-
зации и финансирование развития индустри-
альной инфраструктуры, науки и инноваций,
человеческого капитала’6 [23]. In order to de-
velop non-resource sector the changes in tax
legislation aimed at reducing the overall tax
5 Mentionedprogramsare a part of the global
development plan of Kazakhstan which stipulates
development programs for mid-term (‘Strategy –
2020’, ‘Strategy – 2030’) and long-term (‘Strategy -
2050’) perspectives each of which is detailed by
short-dated (five year) programs.
6 ‘…creating the conditions for the moderni-
zation and diversification of the economy by means
of fiscal stimulus of industrialization processes and
development financing of industrial infrastructure,
science and innovations, human capital’.
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burden were made.At the same time an ‘accent’
of the tax burden is planned to move on the min-
ing sectors of the economy [45].
At present an improvement of investment
environment is being carried out in the country.
For example, for investment projects which are
implemented in the territories of free economic
zones (FEZ)7, the special tax procedure was im-
posed for enterprises, selected according to the
criteria of support and export orientation with
further access to foreign markets and creation of
new working places. According to the new Tax
Code of Republic of Kazakhstan the participants
of FEZ are exempted from payment of corporate
income tax, property tax, land tax, the royalty of
land parcels use but not more than 10 years from
the day of land parcel provision. Goods which
have been realized on the territory of FEZ and
fully consumed in activities (according to the list
of goods identified by the Government) are
taxed at a zero rate of VAT.
The incentives in the form of a 100% re-
duction of social tax, an increase of marginal
rate of depreciation used for tax purposes (soft-
ware from 15% to 40%) are additionally pro-
vided for members of the FEZ ‘Park of innova-
tive technologies’. Besides that the principle of
extraterritoriality operates for the participants of
this zone until 2015, i.e. its members can be lo-
cated outside the FEZ and enjoy tax allowances,
except of VAT and customs duties.
In order to attract foreign direct invest-
ments and promoting of R&D development the
reduction of the taxable base was provided by
state program of forced industrial-innovative
development for 2010-2014 for corporate in-
come taxes equal to 150% of the costs accrued
when R&D results were implemented. It is also
considered the possibility of changes in tax leg-
islation in a part of increasing of the deduction
coefficient from the tax base for this tax of
150% of the costs accrued by the company in
713 industrial,16 regional and 9 functional de-
velopment programs have been worked out in terms
of Strategic development plan of Republic of Ka-
zakhstan until 2020 [46]. Each of the regions of Ka-
zakhstan is specialized in the development of certain
sectors of the economy and contains clusters with
special tax regime and special privileges. There are
only nine special economic zones in Kazakhstan.
case of the implementation of international stan-
dards (GMP) and European medical standards,
in accordance with directive 93/42/EEC.
The program of innovations development
and contribution to technological modernization
in Republic of Kazakhstan for the period of
2010-2014 is focused on solving problems re-
lated to: development of a system for promotion
of technological modernization by demand crea-
tion for new technologies, innovation offerings
and implementation and distribution of innova-
tions, creation of own competence by techno-
logical forecasting and planning, orientation of
applied science on the needs of business and the
formation of innovation clusters; development
of innovation environment by improving coor-
dination elements of the national innovation sys-
tem, promotion of the innovation activity and
perfection of legislative base [38].The financial
support instruments are taken into account in
such tax incentives:
the commercial buildings and construc-
tions, machinery and equipment, which include
those that were resulted from own developments
are subject to 100% accelerated depreciation;
thelist of the imported goods with respect
to which value added tax is paid by set-off has
been revised;
the deductions equal to 100% of expenses
on research and scientific and technical works
from the corporate income taxes have been pro-
vided;
the decrease of taxable income in the
amount of 50% of the costs of such work has
been provided in order to stimulate R & D in-
vestments.
It is necessary to pay attention to the ex-
perience of the Republic of Belarus – the only
one of former Soviet republics that has managed
to increase the volume of industrial added value
compared with the Soviet period more than two-
fold (Fig. 2). By National strategy of sustainable
social and economic development of republic
for the period until 2020 the R&D and innova-
tion economic stimulation has been provided by
means of tax burden reduction on innovatively
active enterprises, tax exceptions of extra budg-
etary funding sources for R&D, as well as a re-
duction of customs duties and taxes on the
equipment, tools, materials for scientific pur-
poses and innovations [35, p. 48]. In order to
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confirm the realization of this strategy the ex-
emption from taxation by import customs duties
and VAT of the equipment, instruments, materi-
als and components meant for R&D imported by
residents of the Republic of Belarus in the terri-
tory of the country has been provided by the
Presidential Decree ‘On the exemption from
import customs duties and value added tax of
goods intended for scientific, research and inno-
vation activity’ [48].
Since 2009, the benefits in the form of in-
come tax at a reduced rate of 10% (excluding
income tax, calculated, withhold and enumer-
ated during the performance of duties of a tax
agent) have been provided for hi-tech parks and
technology transfer centres by Tax Code of the
Republic of Belarus (§ 6, art. 142) [34].
Also, in order to foster the innovation ac-
tivity, production incentives of high-tech prod-
ucts a range of legislative acts which include the
regulations in preferential taxation have been
developed and adopted in recent years. Accord-
ing to the Decree of the President of the Repub-
lic of Belarus ‘On taxation of high-tech organi-
zations,’ a register of high-tech industries and
enterprises has been developed and approved;
their profit earned from the sales of own produc-
tion is taxed at the rate decreased by 50%. The
funds released as a result of exemption are allo-
cated for funding of technical re-equipment of
manufacture [49]. According to the other Decree
– ‘On the incentive measures of the production
of laser and optical equipment in the Republic of
Belarus’ - the organizations producing laser-
optical equipment (assuming that the share of
this technique in terms of value in the total pro-
duction is at least 50%), pay income tax at the
rate of 10%.Goods for laser and optical equip-
ment, machinery and accessories used by busi-
nesses for the production of laser and optical
equipment are exempted from customs duties
and VAT in case of import by these enterprises
into the customs territory of the Republic of
Belarus (except imported from the Russian Fe-
deration) [47].
The Decree of the President of the Repub-
lic of Belarus ‘On some incentive measures of
innovation in the Republic of Belarus’ provides:
an exemption from payment of fee to the
republican supporting fund of agricultural pro-
ducers, foodstuffs and agricultural science,
companies revenue received from the sale of the
registered research and development;
the right to attribute costs of goods
(works, services) and include the expenses con-
sidered in taxation up to 2% of the proceeds
from the sale of goods (works, services) which
are recounted by organizations for the usage of
results of completed R&D within three years
from the start of production with the use of
R&D results;
granting of the right for scientific organi-
zations to build up unitary enterprises by means
of excess of receipts which are in disposal over
expenses and the share of revenue of unitary
enterprises from scientific, technical activities,
the production of high-tech goods (works, ser-
vices) in total revenues must be at least 70% of
[51].
According to the Decree of the President
of the Republic of Belarus ‘On some issues of
development stimulation of highly efficient pro-
ductions’ for 2011-2013 the companies that
carry out development business plans and pro-
viding high profitability indexes in industry and
ratio of shipped innovative products in its gross
volume over proof level have been exempted
from payment to the budget equal to excess
amount of profit tax paid in fiscal year over the
amount of tax payment in previous year. Re-
leased funds have been at their disposal and
have been directed to research and development,
the development of high-tech products, mod-
ernization, technical re-equipment of production
and improvement of product quality, process
certification in accordance with international
standards, as well as credit repayments, loans
received for these purposes and interest payment
owing to them [50].
Generally this review shows that success-
fully developing countries don't rely only on
‘invisible hand of the market’ anymore but de-
velop and take measures of tax policy as well,
aimed to gradual expansion and improvement of
industrial production within long-term national
strategies and development plans. In fact, there
is a ‘revenge of visible hand’ of which V. Volpi
and F. Matsei have written [21]. Those who
achieve success today –are the proactive states,
i.e. accepting responsibility for themselves,
rather than passively waiting for a favourable
combination of circumstances formed by the
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supposedly ‘free’ play of market forces, ‘...с
активным правительством и, зачастую, апо-
литичной элитой, которые считают быстрое
экономическое развитие своей первоочеред-
ной целью’8 [41, p. 66].The philosophy that
stands behind this approach – is congruence of
state and market, coming from the fact that they
‘...не противопоставлены друг другу, а до-
полняют друг друга как инь и янь. В этой мо-
дели государственное управление не враж-
дебно частному сектору: более того, оно ис-
полнено большего уважения к предпринима-
телям, с которыми вступает в переговоры на
взаимовыгодных условиях, на основе подхо-
да выигрыш-выигрыш (win-win)’9 [21, c. 119].
Of course, to achieve such congruence is
very difficult. In particular, a lot depends on the
quality of public servants. In the countries of the
Confucian tradition the governmental employ-
ment traditionally gives a higher status, that
makes it relatively easy to hire the best and most
creative employees, and therefore the bureauc-
racy there is ‘...является элитарной, образо-
ванной, эффективной, честной, имеет "саму-
райско-мандаринское" происхождение’10 [21,
p. 119].In the former Soviet republics, especially
in Ukraine, in this respect, the situation is much
worse. Traditionally law efficiency of Ukrainian
bureaucracy and an absence of continuity in
economic policy are well known because under
severe political confrontation emanating from
socio-cultural differences between the Western
(mainly Uniaten) and Southeast (predominantly
Christian) parts of the country up to now the
situation has been such that election of each new
President of Ukraine was accompanied by a
radical overhaul of economic reforms of the
forerunner and mass layoffs and redeployment
of officials in central and local levels.
8‘…with an active government and often apo-
litical elite who believe in rapid economic develop-
ment as their primary objective’.
9‘…are not opposed to each other, but com-
plement each other like yin and yang.In this model,
state management is not hostile to the private sector:
in fact, it performed greater respect for entrepreneurs,
which enter into negotiations on mutually beneficial
terms, on the basis of win-win approach’.
10‘…elite, educated, efficient, honest, has a
samurai-mandarin ‘origin’.
Nevertheless, despite these problems,
Ukraine has to form a more thorough strategic
concept of taxes as an integrated system, which
would identify the priority areas of its develop-
ment not only for the near-term, but for the
long-term prospect. This will contribute to the
development and implementation of a set of
consistent measures for the effective state regu-
lation of the economy, stimulation of the activity
of domestic investors and the greater engaging
of foreign investments.
Such a "long" approach corresponds to
the modern world trends. In the developmental
states for solution of strategic objectives the
long-term programs and plans are worked out
with the use of special authorities. In China, for
example –this is the National Commission for
Development and Reform, which develops and
organizes the implementation of strategies, pro-
grams for the medium and long term periods,
suggests targets and policies for the develop-
ment of the national economy and optimization
of the most important economic structures, de-
velops proposals for the application of various
economic instruments and policies [24].Planned
structures successfully operate in India, Brazil,
South Africa [8] and in the former Soviet repub-
lics – Belarus and Kazakhstan. In Russian Fed-
eration a draft law "On state strategic planning"
is under consideration and provides the devel-
opment of strategic forecasts for 30 years, the
main directions of activity of the Russian gov-
ernment in the medium term (6 years), and the
formation of long-term fiscal strategy, which
must be prepared every six years for a period not
exceeding the forecast period of social and eco-
nomic development.
In Ukraine the long-term directions of tax
system reforming should also correspond to the
overall strategic goals of social and economic
development on the basis of accelerated growth
of material production sphere, and its leading
sector – industry. In this connection it is impor-
tant to note that traditional variant of industrial
development which is actively used in Ukraine
on the basis of exploitation of cheap resources
(labour and materials), environmental nihilism
and monopolization of production, is not a stra-
tegic perspective any more. It is associated with
such risks as the final transformation of national
industry into the raw materials enclave of the
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world industrial system which is ecologically
destructive for own citizens, strengthening of
economic and political external pressure, tech-
nological dependence on the import and others
[42, p. 140].
The worldwide trends of accelerated de-
velopment of own industrial production based
on the newest advanced technologies predeter-
mine the choice of neo-industrial developmental
variation of Ukrainian industry as an optimal in
the modern period. Presenting itself in the mod-
ern dynamically changing global industrial
structure as an active participant and an equal
partner of the new international division of la-
bour and the implementation of global and re-
gional industrial and economic strategies,
Ukraine should provide a new and modern struc-
tural format and modern parameters of its own
industry [42].
Taking into account this context, the crea-
tion of favourable conditions for the sustainable
development of the country and neoindustriali-
zation by means of shifting from taxation of re-
sults of production (profits and income) to levy-
ing of resource usage, especially natural and
gradual transition to the principles of "green"
tax reform should be the main direction of tax
policy for long-term perspective (10-15 years).
It is determined by several reasons.
Firstly because nowadays the natural and
human resources are underestimated in Ukraine
(with some exemptions) that is shown in high
material and energy intensity of GDP, unac-
ceptably severe environmental pollution, low
wages and pensions of citizens, inadequate pub-
lic expenditure on health, education, science and
culture, low life expectancy of people with birth.
Secondly this direction of tax policy cor-
responds with neoclassical principle of tax neu-
trality in the presence of large-scale external-
ities.
Thirdly this direction complies with glo-
bal trends of environmental pressure contrariety
particularly in developing countries (Table).
Fourthly with a present focus on Euro-
pean integration environmental taxes will have
to be increased in Ukraine.
Table
Public initiatives of sustainable development endorsement in BRICS countries
Country The examples of "green" industrial policy initiatives
1 2
China Green finance
Following the 11th Five Year Plan (FYP) 2006-10 and the 12th FYP 2011-15, China’s
state-owned banks favour loans to emerging green strategic industries.
Legal Framework
2006 Renewable Energy Law, which introduced feed-in tariffs in China and 2008 Circular
Economy Law
India National Development Planning
Priority area in the National Five Year Plan. Five-year targets for renewable energy devel-
opment.
Institutional upgrading
Creation of Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) and the Ministry of
New and Renewable Energy (MNRE, formerly Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy
Sources) to ensure political and financial support.
Green Manufacturing Committee
Government support to green R&D programs
Special clause will be included for green projects in the Technology and Acquisition De-
velopment Fund.
Government Investment
Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission. In 2009, the government announced a USD 19
billion plan to produce 22 GW of solar power by 2022, up from 2 GW in 2009
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1 2
Brazil National Development Planning
The Brazilian Energy Research Company (EPE), the research arm of the Ministry of Mines
and Energy, set a ten-year Energy Plan. It envisages an expansion of 60% in energy de-
mand over the next decade, and investment of BRL 190 billion (Brazilian reals) of which
BRL 100 billion would go on renewable energy contracts (55% on hydro and 45 % on
wind, biomass and small hydro).
Government support to green R&D programs
The National Development Bank, the Ministry of Science and Technology and several
agencies involved in supporting R&D development have targeted programs for R&D in
green areas, including ethanol, which has been supported since the 1970s.
Green Finance
The BNDES manages the Amazon Fund (a USD 1 billion international funding effort) and
is investing in developing new criteria for assessing the financial viability of green projects.
BNDES is investing in several green projects including the creation of new ethanol pipe-
lines.
Public procurement and auctions
In December 2009, Brazil’s National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) held the country’s
first wind power auction, offering 1.8 GW in power contracts for wind power plants, with
delivery beginning in July 2012. The Brazilian Wind Energy Association with government
support has set a goal of reaching 10 GW of wind power capacity by 2020
South
Africa
National Development Planning
South Africa has an official goal of producing 4% of the nation’s electricity from renew-
able sources by 2013 and improving energy efficiency by 12% by 2015.
Green Finance
The Clean Technology Fund (CTF) of USD 500 million created by the African Develop-
ment Bank in conjunction with the World Bank. It targets renewable energy projects en-
compassing grid-connected solar thermal power, wind power and energy efficiency pro-
jects in both the industrial and commercial sectors
Source: [8, p. 138].
We need to act in this direction of tax pol-
icy consistently and steadily, but gradually, giv-
ing a chance for business entities to adapt to new
requirements. Indeed price escalation for re-
sources is good for economy only if it is based
on scientific-and-technological advance and in-
novations which are able to boost labour produc-
tivity, to decrease the consumption of natural
resources per unit of GDP and human pressure
on environment. In other words, the focus on
"green" tax reform can be successful only if the
national innovation system is able to generate
and widely use the advanced technique and
technology. Neoindustrialization, which pro-
vides accelerated development of advanced
manufacturing based on the development of key
technologies, is needed for this purpose. Now
these opportunities of Ukrainian innovation sys-
tem are obviously insufficient, by reason of bro-
ken links between science and production. That
is why the creation of favourable conditions for
innovative development by means of formation
of new industrial environment with radically
reduced transaction costs in the field of taxation
and management as a whole and the provision
of efficient tax incentives for scientific, research
and innovative activity should be the main direc-
tions of tax policy for mid-term (5-7 years).
Tax incentive of R&D, which is actively
used in both developed and successfully devel-
oping countries can become one of the most im-
portant measure in this direction.Public funding
of R&D operates countercyclical, filling the
gaps in financing caused by the reduction of pri-
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vate R&D in the period of recession. This is the
reason why governments of developed countries
pay so much attention to creation of new ways
of R&D and innovation stimulation and also on
the basis of public-private partnerships [6, p.
160]. Tax incentive of R&D is operated in 26 of
34 countries of OECD and also in most of de-
veloping countries. Moreover this form of indi-
rect financing is used more and more in the
world significantly complementing the direct
financing of R&D by means of contracts, subsi-
dies and grants [10, p. 161]. The main ideas of
such policy are an involvement of business
structures into science financing, state support of
business corporations and society in a strategi-
cally important area of innovation, and its usual
form – tax credits and tax allowances for re-
search and development.
In Ukraine, which frequently falls behind
not only developed countries, but also the for-
mer Soviet republics in terms of R&D funding,
and its share in the GDP [17], R&D tax incen-
tives and rebirth of public-private partnership in
the field of science and technology on this basis
are the obligatory conditions for overcoming of
financial and economic crisis and stagnation
based on development of leading production and
advanced technologies.
Proceeding from long experience of state
independence there is no point to rely on the
rebirth of major R&D government financing in
Ukraine. That is why the potential of their pri-
vate funding should be involved. Therefore it
makes sense (by the example of successfully
developing countries, Brazil, for example) to
impose a tax allowance for R&D in Ukraine on
a regular basis. Based on the features of the
Ukrainian institutional environment, it can be
the simplest form of such a discount – volume,
when the obligations of the payer of corporate
income tax are additionally reduced by a certain
part (e.g. 60%) of its qualified research and de-
velopment expenditures.
Of course, there is no guarantee that this
measure will help to solve the problem. The
problem is not in funding but also in interest of
dominant business owners to get profit not by
rent-seeking but by means of elaboration and
implementation of emerging technology, in
availability of scientific and technical personnel
capable to solve assigned tasks, modern scien-
tific equipment, etc. However there is no any
alternative for this sothe follow researches
should be focused on substantiation of economic
mechanisms of sustainable economic growth
providing on innovative basis.
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