Understanding the retail business owners' perception of social media tax in Uganda

Kahiigi, Evelyn Kigozi; Semwanga, Agnes Rwashana

doi:10.1002/isd2.12160

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“…The fourth contribution concerns the identification of future areas of research and questions to be answered (Table 6). As already reported in the previous section, we divided the suggestions into several areas according to the research, such as rates applied to social media (Kahiigi and Semwanga, 2021); consumer behavior and purchase intention (Hendijani Fard and Marvi, 2020; Janavi et al ., 2021; Kaur et al ., 2020; Naeem, 2019); company performance when using MIM (Kahiigi and Semwanga, 2021; Prihatna et al ., 2019; Vazquez et al ., 2017); the study of WOM and its viral potential (Suhud and Allan, 2020; Waheed et al ., 2019); and finally, the mobile social commerce perspective (Sun and Xu, 2019).…”

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Mobile instant messaging as an interaction tool in the business context

Ferraz

Furquim

Kaczam

et al. 2023

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PurposeThe interaction of consumers and technology has become a challenge for companies and marketing professionals. Technological acceleration has transformed how business is conducted and the consumer-company relationship. The need to establish communication with (potential) consumers to promote engagement with the brand highlights the importance of using mobile instant messaging (MIM). In this context, this paper aims to investigate the use of MIM as a tool for interaction between companies and consumers.Design/methodology/approachThis article investigates, through a systematic literature review (SLR), the state of the art of scientific research regarding the use of MIM as a tool for interaction between companies and consumers. To analyze the selected articles, the authors used a research protocol composed of three stages: (1) planning, (2) conducting and (3) disseminating knowledge.FindingsThis study made four main contributions to the MIM field: (1) extends the literature on MIM, focusing on the perspective of companies and consumers; (2) expands the ongoing discussions, suggesting the limited availability of research on MIM as a tool for interaction between companies and consumers; (3) development of a typology composed of three classes, namely “Consumer relationship,” “Social interaction and technology, and “Social media as channels strategy”; (4) the fourth contribution concerns identifying future research areas and answering questions.Originality/valueThis article is the first to investigate, through a SLR, the state of the art of scientific research regarding the use of MIM as a tool for interaction between companies and consumers.

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Mobile instant messaging as an interaction tool in the business context

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Kaczam

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“…Many studies on knowledge sharing through social media have been carried out, most of which are related to business communication (marketing and customer satisfaction). These studies include [34,[42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55]. Literature studies related to the use of social media to share knowledge have been performed.…”

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The Use of Social Media for Development Communication and Social Change: A Review

Ihsaniyati

Sarwoprasodjo²,

Muljono³

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The use of social media to share knowledge is interesting and in demand by many people. Literature studies on the use of social media to share knowledge have been widely carried out, but studies on development communication and social change need further exploration. This study aims to provide a review of research on the use of social media for knowledge sharing in the context of development communication and social change. This research is a systematic literature review using the PRISMA protocol. This protocol consists of four stages: identification, abstract screening, eligibility of manuscripts, and determination of selected articles. Literature research is carried out using particular keyword combinations with Boolean logic from reliable sources, namely Web of Science, Scopus.com, and PubMed. The selected literature research is 57 articles. Data were analyzed qualitatively with the help of NVIVO 12 Plus and Ms. Excel of 2021 version. The results of the study show that most of the research uses a quantitative approach. The health and education sectors dominate this study, most research subjects are the public, most of them are located in developed countries, and Facebook is the most researched social media. This study found various types of literature research based on motivation, data collection techniques, and the role of variables. Many theories and variables were applied in this study. The results show that there are limitations and gaps in research on the use of social media for knowledge sharing in the context of development communication and social change, which can be utilized by further research.

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Tax Avoidance Practice in Textile Company in Bangladesh and Impact of Social Media to Avoid This Problems

Hera,

Gafur,

Akter

2024

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In Bangladesh's textile sector, tax evasion is a major problem, with businesses using a range of tactics to reduce their tax obligations. The purpose of this study is to look into tax evasion tactics used by Bangladeshi textile industries and to see if social media might help solve this issue. This study looks at the tactics used by textile companies to evade taxes, such as profit shifting, transfer pricing, and offshore tax havens, through a thorough examination of the literature and empirical evidence. The results indicate that tax evasion is a multifaceted matter that is impacted by various elements such as legal frameworks, corporate governance arrangements, and cultural standards. In order to take advantage of tax system weaknesses and reduce their tax liabilities, textile companies in Bangladesh frequently employ aggressive tax planning techniques. In addition to undermining government revenue, these actions also exacerbate social injustice and wealth inequality. The study also investigates how social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter might help reduce tax avoidance by encouraging accountability, transparency, and corporate responsibility. The results imply that social media can be an effective instrument for increasing awareness, revealing unethical behavior, and making businesses responsible for their tax duties. The efficient use of social media for tax transparency is hampered by issues like false information, privacy concerns, and regulatory loopholes. By illuminating the mechanics of tax avoidance in Bangladesh's textile industry and suggesting tactics for utilizing social media to combat this problem.

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Understanding the retail business owners' perception of social media tax in Uganda

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References 53 publications

Mobile instant messaging as an interaction tool in the business context

Mobile instant messaging as an interaction tool in the business context

The Use of Social Media for Development Communication and Social Change: A Review

Tax Avoidance Practice in Textile Company in Bangladesh and Impact of Social Media to Avoid This Problems

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