The textbook highlights the current state of tax administration in the Russian Federation. The main range of issues is considered: theoretical foundations, participants in tax legal relations, the composition and structure of tax authorities, regulation and forecasting of tax payments, improving the efficiency of tax administration, control over the performance of duties to pay taxes. The impact on the tax administration system of a large-scale tax reform aimed at reducing the administrative burden, unification of certain norms of tax legislation is analyzed. Meets the requirements of the federal state educational standards of higher education of the latest generation. For students and university teachers, including as a basic training course.
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