Abstract
The analysis of the problems of public administration in the field of taxation of Ukrainian agriculture at the present stage is carried out. The scientific works devoted to these issues are analysed. Theoretical principles of public administration are considered. The category "public administration" in the context of modern scientific thought is reviewed. The system and legal bases of tax administration in the domestic agro-industrial sector are studied. The most problematic issues of the tax burden in the agricultural sector are highlighted. The urgency of the issue of reducing the tax burden is indicated. It is noted that tax administration in the domestic agricultural sector of the economy is extremely important and requires the development of a system of effective regulators and optimization mechanisms by the state. At the same time, the direction of such state support should concern first of all small agricultural enterprises and the provision of an appropriate investment and innovation platform for the development of the domestic agricultural sector. It is concluded that the current public administration priorities in the field of taxation of the agricultural sector of Ukraine's economy should be the formed state position, aimed primarily at implementing: simplified, but at the same time, fair and transparent taxation procedure; taking into account the specifics and features of domestic agricultural business depending on the natural and territorial components; ensuring the need to update the active part of the material and technical base, taking into account the relevant tax regulation of agricultural production (development of a simplified tax mechanism).
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