Abstract
The article considers the taxation system and its impact on the intensification of entrepreneurial activity, conducts a comparative analysis of the current taxation systems of Latvia and Ukraine, highlights their shortcomings, advantages, impact on the development of the country, activities of business entities and welfare of citizens, analyses the tax administration procedure and the mechanism of taxation by direct and indirect taxes. The issue of using foreign experience of tax reforms in the framework of harmonisation of the Ukrainian tax system with the global one is extremely relevant, especially in the current economic environment. As a result of the study, the author analyses the current tax legislation of Ukraine, which is embodied in the provisions of the Tax Code, in comparison with the tax legislation of Latvia. Using the model of the Latvian taxation system as an example, the author substantiates its effectiveness when using a sufficiently high level of tax deductions. To achieve this goal, the author analyses the state of the Latvian taxation system in 2017–2023, and studies the economic freedom index of Latvia in dynamics and its impact on the development of entrepreneurial activity. It is noted that the taxation process should contribute to the implementation of employment policy, influence the distribution of income in the direction of ensuring equity, and create a barrier to the use of shadow tax schemes. Prospects for further research in this area are the development of measures to improve the domestic taxation system.
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