Research on Preferential Tax Policies Helping Innovation Alliance Empower New Productivity
Based on Science and Technology Innovation Enterprises in Anhui Province
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https://doi.org/10.54691/8zqnxs98Keywords:
New quality productivity; Innovation Consortium; Preferential tax policies; Industry-university-research integration; Regional collaborative innovation.Abstract
This paper studies the supporting role of preferential tax policies on the development of new productivity empowered by innovation consortiums, taking science and technology innovation enterprises in Anhui Province as an example. New quality productivity is the key to promoting high-quality economic development, and innovation consortiums provide important support for new quality productivity through collaborative innovation. Through the implementation of policies such as additional deduction of R&D expenses and tax incentives for high-tech enterprises, Anhui Province has effectively encouraged enterprises to increase R&D investment and accelerated the transformation of scientific and technological achievements. However, in the process of development, innovation consortiums still face problems such as imperfect policy support system, obstacles to industry-university-research integration, talent shortage and insufficient capital investment. There are also challenges in the implementation of tax policies, such as regional differences, narrow policy coverage, and insufficient publicity. To this end, this paper puts forward countermeasures and suggestions such as optimizing policy coordination, strengthening the support of small and medium-sized enterprises, promoting cross-regional cooperation, and promoting the deep integration of industry, university and research, so as to improve the innovation ecology, enhance the collaborative innovation ability of innovation consortiums, and provide a solid guarantee for the development of new quality productivity.
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