Fiscal policy in enterprise labor resource management
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13845302Keywords:
fiscal policy, fiscal aspect, resources, labor resources, enterprisesAbstract
The structure of this article begins with an analysis of the latest research and scientific publications, followed by the formulation of the research objective. The key results of the analysis are then presented, supported by relevant data, and finally, significant conclusions are drawn from the findings.
The aim of the research is to characterize the features of the formation and implementation of fiscal policy in managing the labor resources of an enterprise. The primary task set within this article is to identify ways to improve the efficiency of forming and implementing fiscal policy in the management of enterprise labor resources. It has been established that labor resources are one of the key assets of an enterprise, and fiscal policy plays an important role in their effective management. It is characterized that fiscal policy ensures a fair and transparent distribution of wages and other benefits, which increases employee motivation, loyalty, and productivity. It has been determined that through the optimization of tax obligations, overall personnel costs can be reduced without decreasing employee income.
The results. It has been proven that fiscal policy, which takes into account international standards, allows enterprises to effectively compete for top talent on a global level. The significance of fiscal policy in the context of corporate and social responsibility, which enhances the trust of clients and partners, has been characterized. It has been established that the prudent use of tax incentives contributes to reducing social inequality, which in turn reduces social tension. It has been proven that investments in employee training and development, supported by tax benefits, enhance the qualification of the workforce, which is a key factor in innovative development. It has been established that a stable and predictable fiscal policy creates a foundation for long-term planning and investment in personnel, reducing staff turnover and contributing to the retention of knowledge and skills within the organization.
Conclusions. The impact of fiscal policy on wage structure, tax burden, and employee motivation, which is an important aspect of strategic labor resource management, has been characterized. It has been proven that active tax planning and the use of analytical tools allow for cost optimization and increased enterprise competitiveness.
