税收调控促进再就业的强力杠杆（Tax control a powerful lever to promote re employment）.docVIP

税收调控促进再就业的强力杠杆（Tax control a powerful lever to promote re employment） Tax control: a powerful lever to promote re employment Tax control: a powerful lever to promote re employment 2008-12-20 15:15:16 First, the review of tax policies to promote employment Tax revenue is the most important source of state revenue, and also one of the governments important regulatory tools. Using tax policy to promote social employment has been a long time in the process of Chinas economic system reform and the establishment of a socialist market economy. In early 1980s, due to a large number of the educated youth back to the city, the city has a large number of unemployed youth; later, with the economic system reform, economic benefit is low, the long-term loss of the enterprises bankruptcy, merger, enterprises also appeared a large number of laid-off workers. Although our countrys economic growth rate is faster, the social employment growth rate is slow. According to statistics, from 1980 to 1989, the average GDP growth of 9.3%, 10.5% growth in fixed asset investment, employment growth of 3%; andyears, average GDP growth of 11.9%, total fixed asset investment growth of 20.6% on average, employment increased by only 1.3%, the lowest level. In order to expand the social employment, the state promulgated the state-owned industrial enterprise to change the operating mechanism, byelaw the general office of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on accelerating the development of the third industry decision, on the labor employment service enterprise development of the third industry placement of surplus staff issues notice and other documents, the creation and development of the labor employment service enterprises. In 1992, the State Administration of Taxation issued the notice on several issues relevant to the tax policies of labor employment service enterprises (Guo Shui Fa 1992 No. 216): Provisions for new urban labor employment service enterprises, the unemployed