Method for profile control of trade acts in social networks: impact on tax collection

Abstract

This study performs a legal analysis on the creation of regulations to regulate commercial acts on social networks and their impact on tax collection. The background highlights the growing commercial activity on digital platforms and the lack of specific regulation for these acts. This research proposes the development of a method for the control of profiles of commercial acts on social networks related to tax collection. The results indicate that the absence of specific regulation on social networks has led to tax evasion in commercial acts. The creation of regulations can allow for more effective collection. However, challenges are identified in the application and compliance of these regulations due to the virtual and global nature of social networks. The results of the implementation of the method highlight the importance of establishing regulations to regulate commercial acts on social networks and their relationship with tax collection. Although implementation can be complex, a balance is required between the promotion of electronic commerce and fair tax collection to ensure economic benefits and tax equity.