Research on Fiscal and Tax Issues to Ensure the Security of Industrial and Supply Chains from the Perspective of New Quality Productive Forces
The proposal of new quality productivity marks the disruptive technological revolution,industrial transformation and upgrading,and the innovative allocation of production factors.New quality productivity not only reshapes the pattern of the industrial chain and supply chain,but also brings unprecedented challenges.In this wave of change,the subversive technology revolution leads industrial transformation and upgrading,the deeply integrated new industry forms promote the evolution of the industrial chain pattern towards networking,while the application of new factors promotes the intelligent transformation of the supply chain.Meanwhile,the rise of digital platforms and other emerging modes has further spawned a profound change in the organisational form of the supply chain.At the same time,the new quality productivity also puts forward new requirements for industrial chain and supply chain security from the main body,structure and environment levels.The accelerated development of new productivity,as well as the security and stability of the industrial chain and supply chain,depend on the solid foundation and strong support of finance.In this context,this paper discusses the focus of fiscal policy in promoting the coordinated development of industries,promoting the innovation and integration of enterprises,guaranteeing the smooth circulation of the chain,constructing a unified big market,optimising the business environment and attracting the inflow of new types of factors,etc.,and systematically analyses the problems and deficiencies of the current fiscal policy.To this end,fiscal policies should be planned in seven aspects,namely,new position,new transformation,new foundation,new pattern,new cycle,new environment and new synergy,with a view to achieving the strategic goal of synergising industrial chain and supply chain security with the development of new quality productivity.
New quality productive forcesIndustrial and supply chain securityFiscal and tax policiesPolicy optimization