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the current tax system is like an ancient architectural structure. its center is the concentration of taxes in the national income cycle, and its pillar is a tax structure dominated by corporate taxpayers. however, this has led to the focus of domestic taxation being biased towards the production link, thus inhibiting corporate competitiveness and economic efficiency.

tax reform is not just a simple "optimization" action. it requires fundamental changes in the existing fiscal system to truly achieve a balance between social equity and economic efficiency.

from the national income circulation link to the consumption and service link:

"optimizing the sharing ratio of shared taxes" is only one stage of tax system reform. this kind of "optimization" should reach further and explore new tax directions more deeply. it needs to consider how to change the tax structure and promote economic efficiency.

in recent years, the state has also actively explored new ideas in fiscal system reform. for example, tax sharing is based on the consumption location principle, tax sharing is based on the population principle, etc. these reforms attempt to combine tax allocation with local social development, promote balanced regional economic development, and narrow regional financial gaps.

**"strong consensus government":

strong financial power is an important factor in promoting social progress, and only by establishing a consensus relationship between the government and society can more effective tax management be achieved.

**thoughts on future tax system reform: **

the new tax system reform needs to consider the following points:

• from "optimization" to "empowerment": the goal of the reform is to empower social development, not just to "optimize" tax allocation ratios. the government should explore a broader tax structure, such as levying taxes on consumption and services, which will help promote economic growth and social development.
• **consensus and social participation: ** tax reform is a complex social issue that requires the participation of the government and society to effectively promote the direction of reform.

this is not just tax management, but more importantly, it represents the government’s pursuit of social equity and economic efficiency. in social development, tax system reform is a process of continuous exploration and improvement. it is necessary to constantly summarize experiences and lessons from practice and gradually achieve the goal of a strong consensus-based government.