THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PROCESS OF FORECASTING REVENUES FROM THE SINGLE TAX TO THE BUDGETS OF UKRAINE REGIONS
Abstract
The article is improved forecasting approach proceeds from the single tax with the help of multivariate linear model. In this model we use such facts as the salery fund, the volume of small business’ production which was realized and statistical sums from the single tax. The resulting model allows predicting the amount of the single tax entering the local budgets in Ukraine, which in turn simplifies the process of forming the targets of a profitable part of local budgets. There were shown the advantages of using a multivariate model. Results of calculations were checked on adequacy with the help of correlation analysis.Keywords: region, the single tax payers, factor analysis, correlation analysis, prediction.
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