Optimizing the Tax System to Support Eco-Friendly Service Businesses in the Transition to a Green Economy

Authors

  • Haknazarova Yulduz Jurakulovna Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service Assistant of the Department of “Investment and Innovations”
  • Tursunov Akmal Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service Student of the Faculty of Accounting and Management
  • Ashurova Jasmina Jora kizi Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service Student of the Faculty of Economics

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51699/cajitmf.v7i2.1261

Keywords:

Green economy, tax optimization, eco-friendly businesses, service sector, tax incentives, sustainability, fiscal policy, enterprise performance, green investment, econometric analysis

Abstract

This study aims to analyze how tax system optimization can support eco-friendly service businesses in the transition to a green economy, focusing on improving sustainability and enterprise performance. The research applies a mixed-method approach combining comparative analysis and econometric evaluation. Secondary data from Uzbekistan’s service sector is used to assess the impact of tax incentives on green business performance. The results indicate that tax incentives significantly enhance the adoption of eco-friendly practices. Businesses benefiting from tax reductions demonstrate higher profitability, increased green investments, and improved efficiency. The study develops a conceptual framework linking tax optimization with sustainable service sector growth in developing economies. Policymakers are encouraged to implement differentiated tax policies and expand incentives for green businesses to accelerate sustainable development. The study is limited by data availability and regional scope. Future research should include broader datasets and cross-country comparisons.

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Published

2026-05-03

How to Cite

Jurakulovna, H. Y., Tursunov Akmal, & Ashurova Jasmina Jora kizi. (2026). Optimizing the Tax System to Support Eco-Friendly Service Businesses in the Transition to a Green Economy. Central Asian Journal of Innovations on Tourism Management and Finance, 7(2), 642–645. https://doi.org/10.51699/cajitmf.v7i2.1261

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): April

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