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, 2014 Tax amnesty is the opportunity given to taxpayers to write off an existing tax liability (including interests and fines) by paying a defined amount. Such offers are usually presented as being exceptional and available for only a limited period of time.
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International Journal of Management Research and Economics, 2023
The aim of this study is to determine the extent to which tax amnesty provides relief from administrative fines linked to motor vehicle taxes. The descriptive research technique chooses to use analysis with a qualitative approach before making conclusions.
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The aim of this study is to determine the extent to which tax amnesty provides relief from administrative fines linked to motor vehicle taxes. The descriptive research technique chooses to use analysis with a qualitative approach before making conclusions.
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PARTICIPATION IN TAX AMNESTIES: THE INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX [PDF]
National Tax Journal, 1989 able to gather on amnesties in other states. Do tax amnesties generate revenue that In our view, information about the types would not otherwise be collected? Will tax of taxpayers (or nontaxpayers) who paramnesties provide continuing future reve- ticipate in amnesties and the circumnue gains?
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014 A tax amnesty can be a useful tax policy tool when exploited in exceptional circumstances. Amnesties can also be used systematically as a discriminatory mechanism to improve the efficiency or even the equity of the tax system, but only if government commitment to enforcing tax law is credible.
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