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January 24, 2026Russian Journal of Management0 citationsOpen Access

Organization of Tax Management in the Field of Financial Management of Small Businesses and Self-Employed Citizens

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ABAlla BaranovaNTNadezhda Troitskaya

Key Points

  • The study aims to explore effective tax management strategies for small businesses in the context of digitalization and income legalization.
  • Analysis of taxation types for individual entrepreneurs
  • Examination of tax management concepts
  • Review of organizational features in small business tax administration
  • Identified key fiscal mechanisms for income flow to budgets
  • Revealed the importance of digitalization in tax processes
  • Highlighted customer-focused approaches to enhance business efficiency

Abstract

Fiscal mechanisms regulating the taxation of individuals engaged in entrepreneurial activities play a key role in ensuring a stable flow of income to budgets at various levels, as well as in creating conditions for business development. In the context of the transformation of the Russian economy, increased digitalization of tax administration and an emphasis on the legalization of citizens' income, the importance of tax management is increasing. The article discusses the features of taxation of individual entrepreneurs and individuals paying tax on professional income; types of taxation; concepts of tax management and features of its organization in the field of small business and self-employed citizens. Scientific novelty lies in the study of tax management from the point of view of customer focus, which will contribute to the effective conduct of business and payment of taxes.

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Baranova et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6974610cbb9d90c67120ae56https://doi.org/10.29039/2500-1469-2025-13-9-175-192
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