RESEARCH ON SOCIAL BENEFITS AND TAX INCENTIVES AND CORRELATIONS WITH TAX COLLECTION: AN APPROACH USING DATA SCIENCE

Abstract

This paper presents a methodology to explore the relationship between tax benefits, social benefits, public and private companies, as well as tax collection from the analysis of open data provided by the federal and state governments. Using data science techniques, the study seeks to investigate whether there is a direct correlation between the granting of tax and social benefits and the development of public and private companies, as well as their revenues. In addition, this model seeks to assess whether this business development is related to the increase in the state's tax collection, thus establishing a virtuous cycle in which benefits, economic growth and tax collection feed each other. This study has the potential to provide valuable insights for the formulation of public policies and economic strategies that promote the sustainable development and financial growth of the State.