Research on the Impact of Tax Burden on Entrepreneurial Household Consumption

Abstract

This study delves into the impact of tax burden on the consumption behavior of entrepreneurial households, revealing that as the tax burden increases, the disposable income of these households decreases, leading to more cautious consumption behaviors. These households tend to prefer saving over spending, which impacts their quality of life and consumption structure. The study indicates that household consumption patterns vary significantly at different levels of tax burden. High-tax households are more likely to cut non-essential spending, whereas low-tax households maintain higher consumption vitality. Additionally, the uncertainty of tax policies and regional differences influence the consumption decisions of entrepreneurial households. The article suggests measures such as implementing tax reductions, offering specific tax incentives for entrepreneurial households, and improving the transparency and stability of tax policies to alleviate the economic pressures on these households, enhance consumer confidence, and promote healthy economic development.