May 15, 2024Global Journal of Human Resource ManagementOpen Access

Sensitisation of Taxpayers Education and Tax Administrations in Enhancement of Tax Compliance

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Tax compliance improves when governments deliver transparent public services, whereas ineffective tax administration and low taxpayer morale drive persistent non-compliance.
Review of existing literature examines how taxpayer education and institutional capacity affect compliance, framing civic behavior through the fiscal exchange theory.
Highlights the need for accountable governance and reduced perception of corruption, which fosters taxpayer trust and enables voluntary tax compliance across developing nations.

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Review reveals enhanced taxpayer education and administrative transparency increase tax compliance in developing countries, suggesting reduced corruption fosters voluntary trust.

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Ugbogbo et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6a273b6db643587625afa https://doi.org/10.37745/gjhrm.2013/vol12n53039

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Review reveals enhanced taxpayer education and administrative transparency increase tax compliance in developing countries, suggesting reduced corruption fosters voluntary trust.

Sensitisation of Taxpayers Education and Tax Administrations in Enhancement of Tax Compliance

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