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The Economics of Taxpayer Compliance
Journal of Economic Surveys, 1991Abstract. There is a great deal of evidence to suggest that tax evasion is now fairly extensive throughout Western Europe and North America. Academic economists have shown considerable interest in various aspects of tax evasion. In this article we examine the literature on two particular issues.
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2019
Abstract This chapter considers the many perks enjoyed by colleges at the expense of taxpayers. American colleges and universities spend about half a trillion dollars a year on direct operations. Federal, state, and local governments cover a large portion of these expenses. Overall, colleges get about 37 percent of their revenue from the
Jason Brennan, Phillip Magness
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Abstract This chapter considers the many perks enjoyed by colleges at the expense of taxpayers. American colleges and universities spend about half a trillion dollars a year on direct operations. Federal, state, and local governments cover a large portion of these expenses. Overall, colleges get about 37 percent of their revenue from the
Jason Brennan, Phillip Magness
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Moderation Analysis of Taxpayer's Awareness Level of Taxpayer Compliance
Proceedings of the 5th International Public Sector Conference, IPSC 2023, October 10th-11th 2023, Bali, Indonesia, 2023Anik Yuesti +3 more
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Contextual and Individual Dimensions of Taxpayer Decision Making
Journal of Business Ethics, 2013Valentina L Zamora +2 more
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A survey experiment on information, taxpayer preferences, and perceived adequacy of the tax burden
Heliyon, 2020Armenak Antinyan, Luca Corazzini
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A Note on the Relation between Frames, Perceptions, and Taxpayer Behavior*
Contemporary Accounting Research, 2005Scott B Jackson
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