Economic methods in the fight against child homelessness and neglect (1920s)

The article analyzes the state and tax policy aimed at eliminating homelessness and neglect in the early days of the formation of the Soviet state (1920s). The activities of government agencies aimed at solving the problem of homelessness and neglect have been studied and analyzed. It has been established that the state has carried out comprehensive work, including various forms of housing for street children, including tax policy. Regulatory acts establishing tax incentives aimed at stimulating the activities of enterprises that involve children from orphanages and trading enterprises that sell items made by orphanages have been studied. The peculiarities of the impact of tax benefits on improving the lives of street children are shown, and the activities of the Commission for Improving the Lives of Children are analyzed. The regulatory documents of the Buryat-Mongolian.