TAX BENEFITS FOR HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
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The economy uses various tax incentives to develop human capital. From the point of view of human capital development, tax incentives are aimed at encouraging investments in education, healthcare, entrepreneurship development and improving living standards, which should ultimately lead to increased economic growth and competitiveness of the country. This article analyzes the problems of using tax incentives for investments in human capital.
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