Social Factors Influencing Tax Payment Behavior: An Empirical Study

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2024
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Abstract
This study examines how various social factors influence taxpayers' decisions to comply with tax regulations, with the objective of fostering voluntary tax adherence and improving tax collection efficiency. Tax compliance is essential for maintaining public finances and building trust between citizens and governments. Social elements such as perceptions of tax system fairness, societal norms, trust in government institutions, perceived benefits of tax contributions, and civic responsibility play a significant role in shaping tax compliance behavior. This study investigates these social factors through an empirical approach by analyzing their individual and collective impacts on taxpayers' willingness to comply with tax obligations. Data was collected and analyzed to understand the relationship between social influences and compliance behaviors. The findings highlight that an enhanced understanding and positive reinforcement of social factors, such as trust in governmental institutions and recognition of the benefits of tax contributions, can significantly boost voluntary compliance. The study reveals that fairness, societal norms, and a sense of civic responsibility are pivotal in shaping taxpayer behavior. Policymakers should focus on strategies to strengthen societal trust, ensure fairness in the tax system, and promote civic responsibility to improve tax compliance rates. Targeted social interventions and communication strategies can encourage voluntary tax payments and lead to more sustainable and efficient tax-collection systems.
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Authors Rabia Amin
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Journal Pakistan Social Sciences Review
Year 2024
DOI
10.35484/pssr.2024(8-IV)46
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https://ojs.pssr.org.pk/journal/article/view/865
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