An economist warns small businesses of difficulties if the tax rules change.
Not all companies will be able to adapt to the new work model.
In addition to a "stick" in the form of restrictions, entrepreneurs also need a "carrot" - means of support. Financial market expert, candidate of economic sciences Andrey Barkhota shared this opinion in a conversation with the radio station "Moscow Speaks".
Changing the tax rules naturally makes adjustments to the work of small businesses. At the same time, some companies may not be able to cope with the new conditions. The business model will require transformation, and such a change is not always possible. Therefore, some small businesses will somehow adapt: in some places there will be consolidation, that is, a merger of participants, and in others, on the contrary, they will switch to the format of independents. This is a difficult situation that requires small businesses to adapt in a serious way. And of course, when restrictions are introduced - for example, preferential taxation or preferential loans for investment - it is important that along with the "sticks" there are also "carrots". That would be very welcome.