Developing a Preferential Tax-Framework for Eco-Friendly Investments in Service Industries
Keywords:
Green Economy, Eco-Friendly Investments, Tax Incentives, Service Industries, Sustainable Development, Environmental Taxation, Uzbekistan, Investment Policy, Green Technologies, Fiscal PolicyAbstract
This article explores the development of a preferential tax framework for eco-friendly investments in service industries, focusing on its role in promoting sustainable economic growth. The study analyzes how tax incentives can encourage enterprises to adopt environmentally friendly technologies and reduce negative environmental impacts. The research examines key service sectors such as tourism, transport, hospitality, information technology, and finance, identifying their potential for eco-friendly transformation. The findings indicate that effective tax incentives significantly increase investment activity in sustainable projects and contribute to environmental protection and economic efficiency. The article concludes that strengthening preferential tax mechanisms is essential for accelerating green development in service industries.
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