英文摘要 |
This study examines the implications of the Integrated House and Land Tax System on the construction industry, aiming to assess how the shift from tax-saving strategies, previously facilitated by the manipulation of the real estate to price ratio, to a system that promotes equitable taxation, has affected the industry's financial outcomes. Utilizing data from the Fiscal Information Agency of the Ministry of Finance, the research delves into the revenue, costs, and tax liabilities reported by construction firms before and after the policy's enactment to gauge whether it has met its objectives of curbing escalating housing prices and addressing housing justice for the populace. The analysis extends to how different investment and operational approaches within the construction industry adapt to the new tax regime, scrutinizing the decision-making factors that guide companies towards optimal tax management, sustainable operations, and strategic risk response in the post-reform landscape. |