Abstract
Personal income tax (PIT) is one of the budget-forming taxes in the Russian Federation, therefore, an important direction of tax planning is the assessment of risks arising from both tax agents (at the micro level) and the state represented by tax authorities (at the macro level). The subject of the study is tax risks on personal income tax, and the purpose is to develop proposals for their assessment and reduction. Objectives: to classify tax risks according to personal income tax; to clarify the quantitative characteristics of tax risks; to identify directions of their decline. The relevance of the study is dictated by the need to study theoretical issues and practical aspects of the emergence of tax risks on personal income tax. The main methods of study are systemic, logical, theoretical cognition, scientific abstraction. The results of the study include the following: identification of the main types of tax risks for personal income tax and the development of a tax risks matrix for their assessment depending on residence, type of contract, amount of payment, court decisions, taking into account the possibility of identification, determination of amount of risk (arrears and penalties as well as intention). Conclusions: in the paper developed proposals for the assessment and reduction of tax risks under personal income tax: on the basis of the classification of tax risk (by subject, by basis of occurrence, by elements of taxation, by connection with tax checks, by types of risks, by the time of identification of tax risk, as well as taking into account the regional specifics) the amount of possible tax risk is calculated on the example of specific income (premium, financial assistance, gift) a tax risk matrix has been developed for practical application, which will enable to assess and rank tax schemes aimed at reducing tax obligations under personal income tax.
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