Research on the Coordinated Development of Tax Policies in the Economic Integration of the Greater Bay Area
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62381/E254111
Author(s)
Zeng Bei
Affiliation(s)
Dongguan City College, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Abstract
This study focuses on the coordinated development of tax policies within the economic integration process of the Greater Bay Area. The aim is to identify effective tax policy pathways that promote regional economic integration. Utilizing a combination of literature review and theoretical analysis, the research delves into the current state of tax policies through the lenses of cooperation and coordination. Adhering to the principle of "seeking common ground while reserving differences," the study explores the feasibility of reducing tax disparities among the three regions through a unified dialogue platform and strategies for improving cross-border tax dispute resolution mechanisms. Additionally, it analyzes how to collectively address new developments in international taxation. The findings indicate that formulating tax policies centered on cooperation and coordination can effectively advance economic integration in the Greater Bay Area, enhance regional competitiveness, and provide a robust tax policy foundation for sustainable and stable regional economic growth on the international tax stage.
Keywords
Greater Bay Area; Tax Policy Coordination; Economic Integration; Cross-Border Taxation; International Taxation
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