Public-Private Investment Partnerships: Efficiency Estimation Methods

Trynov, A. V.

doi:10.17059/2016-2-23

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“…The article reviews the background and important perspectives of infrastructure, public project partnerships, and tax development [13] . Scholars analyze public-private investment partnerships based on efficiency estimation methods, which have important implications for the efficiency of tax planning [14] . Studies have been conducted on corporate income tax incentives for PPP projects to assess the compatibility of income tax and investment law [15] .…”

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Research on Tax Planning of PPP Projects in China: Based on the Perspective of Digital Economy

Huang

Liu

2020

J. Fin. Res.

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The digital economy has become an important driving force for the growth of fiscal revenue in various countries. Tax planning is essential for the cost accounting of PPP projects, reducing corporate tax burdens, and increasing company value. This paper adopts a case analysis method, taking the smart highway PPP project in Guizhou Province as an example. Through statistical analysis, it is found that the value-for-money and big data of the PPP project affects tax planning, the project’ s value-added tax input and output items have time mismatches, and enterprises Income tax payment imbalance. In the context of the digital economy, the tax planning of China's PPP projects can be further improved: digital transformation and big data to prevent tax risks caused by value for money evaluation; based on digital technology to improve the value-added tax deduction chain, and digital communication platforms to alleviate time mismatch of value-added tax; use big data to monitor and balance project portfolio investment; improve the level of digital skills of financial personnel.

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Research on Tax Planning of PPP Projects in China: Based on the Perspective of Digital Economy

Huang

Liu

2020

J. Fin. Res.

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“…In modern Russia, with regard to public-private partnership (PPP), active work is carried out at different levels: the federal and regional legislative base is gradually being formed, PPP management bodies and development institutions are being created, PPP forms are being implemented as leases of state and municipal property, mixed enterprises (Budnyk, 2015;Trynov, 2016). However, the main difficulties arise with the most promising forms of PPP, primarily such as concessions and production sharing agreements, which allow to implement strategic investment projects of import substitution (Smirnov & Dudko, 2016;Volkodavova, Zhabin, & Yakovlev, 2016).…”

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Public-Private Partnership: A Mechanism Of The Russian Export-Oriented Localization Development

Malyshev¹,

Bakumenko²

2019

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Relevance of the research corresponds to the problems of incoherence of support measures for localization and export development in the Russian regions, as well as overlapping and lack of the resources to implement such measures especially in the small peripheral regions. Nowadays localization is one of the priority tasks of the Russian federal and regional policy. One of the actual measures to develop localization is interregional industrial cooperation via public-private partnership, that lets to jump-start regional economic growth. The goal of the research is to establish a role of public-private partnership in export-oriented localization development in order to increase the Russian regions investment. Scientific novelty of the research includes estimating correlation between cumulative investments in the public-private projects and cumulative investments for localization development in the Russian regions. The results of the research might be used for strategizing export-oriented localization on the regional level using interregional industrial networks, which lets to optimize regional resources use in interregional clusters and to extent growth areas in the regions, as well as to increase regional industries international competitiveness and sustainable development. Within the research, the public-private projects of the North-West Federal District of Russia were analyzed to reveal leaders and outsiders, as well as the main spheres and sectors of public-private projects implementation. As a result, the Russian regions were classified according to the spheres, forms and duration of the public-private projects. Correlation and regression analysis performed a tight connection between public-private investment projects implementation and export-oriented localization development in the Russian regions.

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“…7. Completion of socially significant unfinished objects on the principles of publicprivate partnership [11].…”

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Incomplete construction: Russian and foreign experience

Никишина¹

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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The study is devoted to the objects of unfinished construction (hereinafter - UCO). The problem of the UCOs is urgent both for the regions and for the Russian Federation as a whole. The main reasons for the large number of the unfinished construction objects are analyzed in the paper. The global experience of solving the issue of long-term construction is considered. The unfinished objects spoil the architectural outlook of the city, while the lands are used inefficiently and the necrosis of capital occurs. In Russia, as a rule, conservation of these objects is not done that creates a real threat to life and health of people. The state and society cannot count on the economic effect of these objects, and they do not justify the goals and the means invested in them. Based on the conclusions drawn, measures are proposed that will allow preventing the suspension of the objects under construction at the moment, and complete the construction of the objects that begun earlier.

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Public-Private Investment Partnerships: Efficiency Estimation Methods

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Research on Tax Planning of PPP Projects in China: Based on the Perspective of Digital Economy

Research on Tax Planning of PPP Projects in China: Based on the Perspective of Digital Economy

Public-Private Partnership: A Mechanism Of The Russian Export-Oriented Localization Development

Incomplete construction: Russian and foreign experience

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