1992
DOI: 10.1016/0167-4870(92)90017-2
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Tax changes and economic behavior: The case of tax evasion

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“…Consequently, tax law and tax in general are evaluated negatively and willingness to comply suVers (e.g., Lewis, 1982;. The assumption of a positive relationship between subjective understanding and tax attitudes has received support in an Australian survey (Niemirowski, Wearing, Baldwin, Leonard, & Mobbs, 2002), and also in studies conducted by Groenland and van Veldhoven (1983), Wahlund (1992) and Wärneryd and Walerud (1982), and is acknowledged in the tax evasion model proposed by Weigel, Hessing, and ElVers (1987) (see also Webley, Robben, ElVers, & Hessing, 1991). Higher tax knowledge is also assumed to lead to higher compliance rates (Carnes & Cuccia, 1996;Webley et al, 1991).…”
Section: Tax Complexitymentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Consequently, tax law and tax in general are evaluated negatively and willingness to comply suVers (e.g., Lewis, 1982;. The assumption of a positive relationship between subjective understanding and tax attitudes has received support in an Australian survey (Niemirowski, Wearing, Baldwin, Leonard, & Mobbs, 2002), and also in studies conducted by Groenland and van Veldhoven (1983), Wahlund (1992) and Wärneryd and Walerud (1982), and is acknowledged in the tax evasion model proposed by Weigel, Hessing, and ElVers (1987) (see also Webley, Robben, ElVers, & Hessing, 1991). Higher tax knowledge is also assumed to lead to higher compliance rates (Carnes & Cuccia, 1996;Webley et al, 1991).…”
Section: Tax Complexitymentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The relevance of attitudes towards the government, Wscal policy, and acceptance of tax non-compliance as determinants of tax behaviour is recognized in empirical studies conducted in various countries, and from the beginning of psychological studies on taxation until the present (e.g., Berti & Kirchler, 2001;Chan, Troutman, & O'Bryan, 2000;Dornstein, 1976;Groenland & van Veldhoven, 1983;Kirchler, 1998;Niemirowski et al, 2002;Orviska & Hudson, 2002;Porcano, 1988;Trivedi, Shehata, & Mestelman, 2004;Vogel, 1974;Wahlund, 1992;Wallschutzky, 1984;Webley, Cole, & Eidjar, 2001). Also social norms are assumed to determine tax behaviour.…”
Section: Tax Avoidance Mentality Social Norms and Tax Ethicsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Tax rate basically also shows similar pattern, where some researchers, such as Vogel (1972) and Clotfelter (1983), believe that an increase in tax rate reduces compliance while others, such as Wahlund (1993), argues that it does not have a significant effect on tax evasion.…”
Section: Figure 2 Tax Evasion Modelmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…Menurut Wahlund (1992), perdagangan merupakan tolok ukur berkembangnya kegiatan bisnis dan menentukan keberhasilan pembangunan di suatu wilayah. Berdasarkan hasil analisis model Gambar 2, pengaruh trade produk sebagian besar bersifat tidak langsung (indirect effect).…”
Section: Pengembangan Kebijakan Terkaitunclassified