TAXATION OF INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY IN EUROPE: CASE STUDY OF POLAND, LITHUANIA, UKRAINE

Abstract

The main problem addressed in the publication is the differences in the taxation of individual activities in the analyzed countries. The issue is exceptionally topical because nowadays, the international organization of a business is one of the most critical aspects of its operation, and the reduction of public and legal burdens manifests itself in a very significant way concerning the profitability of certain ventures. The aim of the article is to determine in which of the countries in question the most favorable business conditions exist from a tax perspective. The article will use comparative and analytical legal methods concerning the legislations of the analyzed jurisdictions. Preliminary research indicates that the most favorable taxation conditions for a individual activity are found in Lithuania; however, to draw broad conclusions, it is also necessary to refer to other aspects that may deviate from the assumptions.