2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0161-8938(03)00075-9
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Examining the determinants of tax compliance by experimental data: a case of Korea

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“…The nature of the collected data in these studies is often controversial and potential endogeneity issues are many. Besides, only a few studies deal with changing both penalty and probability of audit at the same time -while Alm et al (1992) find tax compliance increases with audit rates more than it does with fine rates, Park and Hyun (2003)'s findings are opposite. However, even the last two studies do not change the probability and penalty parameters in a manner such that the expected payoff is unchanged, thus making comparisons difficult.…”
Section: Overview Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 97%
“…The nature of the collected data in these studies is often controversial and potential endogeneity issues are many. Besides, only a few studies deal with changing both penalty and probability of audit at the same time -while Alm et al (1992) find tax compliance increases with audit rates more than it does with fine rates, Park and Hyun (2003)'s findings are opposite. However, even the last two studies do not change the probability and penalty parameters in a manner such that the expected payoff is unchanged, thus making comparisons difficult.…”
Section: Overview Of the Literaturementioning
confidence: 97%
“…El primer grupo se refiere a la conducta individual (Porcano, 1988;Park y Hyun, 2003;Erard y Feinstein, 1994;Molero y Pujol, 2005), mientras que el segundo se centra en las diferencias institucionales, sociales y económicas entre países y regiones. No obstante, dicha distinción tiene espacios tangenciales, pues las diferencias a nivel individual en la moral tributaria también reflejan el impacto de los factores institucionales o contextuales (Torgler, 2003).…”
Section: Breve Revisión De La Literaturaunclassified
“…En este ámbito se incluyen los trabajos que consideran como causa individual de aceptación o rechazo del fraude la educación y el conocimiento de los impuestos de los individuos. Park y Hyun (2003) señalan que la educación fiscal es una de las herramientas más eficaces para lograr el cumplimiento fiscal y mejor moral tributaria. Alm (2013) sostiene que hay otros factores que también influyen, tales como motivaciones de grupo, el altruismo o la justicia.…”
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“…Empirical research (which is of a large variety) shows mixed results. According to some findings (among others Friedland, Maital, and Rutenberg, 1978;Witte and Woodbury, 1985;Trivedi et al, 2003;Park and Hyun, 2003), tax sanctions provide the biggest motivation for taxpayers to comply. Obviously, the effectiveness of tax sanctions in enhancing tax compliance is linked to the effectiveness of tax audits (which determines the chance to get caught for non-compliance).…”
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confidence: 99%