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Financial Literacy and Tax Antagonism Among Academic Staff of Private Universities in Nigeria

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Descriptive research examines financial literacy and tax antagonism in academic staff, highlighting the need for tax education.

Financial literacy did not significantly influence tax antagonism among academic staff in Nigeria, indicating other factors may be at play.
Only the national housing fund emerged as a notable aspect in the study, spotlighting an area of interest for tax incentives.
An extensive sample of 387 staff from a total population of 12,086 was surveyed using a Likert scale format to gauge responses.
The findings suggest that increasing financial education among staff could help alleviate concerns over tax liabilities and encourage compliance.

Madugba et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive research examines financial literacy and tax antagonism in academic staff, highlighting the need for tax education.

Financial literacy did not significantly influence tax antagonism among academic staff in Nigeria, indicating other factors may be at play.
Only the national housing fund emerged as a notable aspect in the study, spotlighting an area of interest for tax incentives.
An extensive sample of 387 staff from a total population of 12,086 was surveyed using a Likert scale format to gauge responses.
The findings suggest that increasing financial education among staff could help alleviate concerns over tax liabilities and encourage compliance.

Madugba et al. (2025) studied this question.

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