I found that the last hope was in the countryside, and hoped that the vast number of farmers would tide over the difficulties
Prospects for rural development.
Rural areas have long been considered the weakest link in economic development, with most economic activity taking place in urban centers. However, after thinking and researching, I found that rural areas actually have great potential for development and may be the last hope to solve the economic crisis.
First of all, rural areas are rich in land resources, which are suitable for the construction of agricultural cooperatives and municipal enterprises. These cooperatives and enterprises can make full use of rural land resources to achieve agricultural development and industrial chain extension. In addition, the huge labor resources in rural areas are also an important support for the development of rural industries.
Second, the development of rural areas can promote a balance between taxation and the economy. Research data shows that only 28 million people in the country pay personal income tax, which is a very low proportion of the country's 1.4 billion residents. On the other hand, tax revenues from listed companies account for one-third of the country's tax revenues. This shows that there is an urgent need to address the issue of taxation in the process of urbanization. The development of rural areas can provide new tax revenues** and diversify tax revenues, thus fundamentally solving the problem of economic crisis.
Solving the tax problem is fundamental.
In the current economic situation, the issue of taxation is particularly important. Many companies evade taxes through tax avoidance and other means, resulting in increasing pressure on the country's finances. In order to solve this problem, it is necessary to take a number of measures to fundamentally solve the problem of taxation.
First of all, it is necessary to strengthen supervision and tax recovery. Taking the e-commerce industry as an example, although the E-commerce Law was implemented in 2019 and tax recovery began, the recovery amount was too high due to the involvement of some merchants in swiping orders, and the policy had to be cancelled urgently. To solve this problem, it is necessary to strengthen tax supervision, severely crack down on tax evasion and tax evasion, and achieve tax standardization and transparency.
Second, it is necessary to optimize the tax policy and reduce the tax burden on enterprises. Enterprises that operate legally and abide by the law in good faith should enjoy more preferential tax policies to encourage their development and growth. At the same time, it is also necessary to improve the tax collection and management mechanism, improve tax efficiency and transparency, and reduce the unstable factors caused by tax problems.
Finally, it is necessary to promote the development of the rural economy and increase tax revenues. By guiding and supporting the development of agriculture, rural tourism and characteristic industries in rural areas, we will create new tax growth points. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen cooperation with cities to achieve resource sharing and complementary advantages, so as to provide a solid foundation for the steady growth of tax revenue.
Building rural factories is the solution.
In order to achieve a relative balance between taxation and development, I propose a solution: reverse urbanization and build wealth on vast rural lands. Specifically, it is to build factories in rural areas, increase tax revenues, and increase peasant incomes.
First of all, the state can take the initiative to designate rural areas to set up factories in different industries, and provide support and guidance. These factories can be owned by farmers in the form of subjects and assets to increase farmers' income**. In order to avoid the problem of excessive involution and instability, the upper limit of funds for each household can be stipulated, and the local government can supervise the development of the factory to ensure that the profits of the factory are returned to the people.
Secondly, a factory steering group can be set up to provide guidance and support for the development of the factory. This steering group can be composed of civil servants at the district level, whose promotion is linked to the development of local factories, encouraging civil servants to actively participate in and promote the construction of factories. At the same time, full transparency of factory operations should be ensured, and 100% of the factory's accounts should be made available to the public to enhance trust and control.
Finally, the state can establish distribution and sales companies to sell factory products in a unified manner, and establish various types of supermarkets throughout the country. In this way, we can effectively solve the problems of product sales and market competition, and effectively promote the development of rural factories.
By applying this line of thinking, we can effectively solve the tax problem, achieve a relative balance between taxation and development, and let the peasants live a more prosperous life. When basic necessities are obtained in rural factories, internal resources will be coordinated, and employment and tax revenues will increase accordingly. At the same time, by participating in the operation of the factory, farmers can also share in the profits of the factory and realize the return of wealth.
Personal reflections and conclusions.
After careful analysis, I believe that the development of rural areas is the key to solving the fundamental problem of the economic crisis. By developing anti-urbanization and making rural areas a source of wealth and a pillar of tax revenue, we can not only achieve a balance between taxation and development, but also promote economic stability and social harmony.
The above are my thoughts and suggestions on how to solve the economic crisis. If you have a better solution, please share and discuss with us in the comment area. Let us work together to contribute to economic development and people's well-being.
Solving the economic crisis, the financial problems of rural development, and the development of urbanization.