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This situation is not accidental. The development strategy of enterprises, changes in the market competition pattern and policy guidance all play a role in it. The tax and fee preferential policy is aimed at promoting the innovation and development of enterprises and stimulating market vitality. However, while promoting the increase of corporate profits and residents' income, this policy also has a certain impact on taxation.

From the perspective of enterprises, tax concessions have reduced their burdens, allowing them to invest more funds in key areas such as production and research and development. This not only helps to improve the production efficiency and product quality of enterprises, but also enhances their competitiveness in the market. While making more profits, enterprises can expand their production scale, create more employment opportunities, and thus increase residents' income levels.

For residents, the development of enterprises has brought more jobs and higher wages. At the same time, some tax and fee preferential policies for individuals, such as personal income tax reduction, have also directly increased residents' disposable income. The increase in residents' income has further stimulated the prosperity of the consumer market and promoted a virtuous cycle of the economy.

However, it should be noted that while tax incentives bring positive effects, they also lead to a decrease in tax revenue. Tax revenue is an important source of national fiscal revenue, and a reduction in tax revenue may put some pressure on the provision of public services and infrastructure construction.

In order to achieve sustainable economic development and fiscal balance, it is necessary to find a reasonable balance between corporate profit growth, resident income growth and taxation. This requires the government to take all factors into full consideration when formulating policies and to conduct precise regulation and optimization.

On the one hand, the government can continue to implement targeted tax and fee preferential policies to encourage corporate innovation and development and promote resident consumption and employment. On the other hand, it is also necessary to strengthen tax collection and management, prevent tax loss, and ensure the fairness and efficiency of taxation. At the same time, it is also possible to optimize the tax structure, improve the rationality and scientific nature of taxation, and achieve a virtuous interaction between taxation and economic development.

In short, the relationship between increased corporate profits, increased resident income and reduced tax revenue is complex and diverse. Only through scientific and reasonable policy formulation and effective implementation can we achieve healthy economic development and stable and prosperous society.