Asian Journal of Accounting Research · 2018 · 13 citations · 2 references
LawAccountancyPublic FinanceRegulatory ComplianceTax PolicyTaxationBehavioral Responses To TaxationLegal ComplianceTax ComplianceTax EnforcementTax PenaltiesIndependent VariablesLinear RegressionMultiple RegressionTax Compliance Measurement
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to determine what factors may affect taxpayer (TP) compliance. Design/methodology/approach This research uses five independent variables such as income, TP’s perception on tax penalties, law and enforcement, fair tax treatment and the use of tax money in a transparent and accountable way. The dependent variable is the compliance of individual TPs non-employees. The data used are primary data obtained from questionnaires on KPP Surabaya Rungkut and processed using a multiple linear regression method with SPSS 21.0 Software for Windows. Findings The results show that partially income does not affect the compliance of individual TP non-employees; however, four other independent variables on the TP’s perception of penalties, law enforcement, tax treatment and the use of tax money simultaneously had a positive effect. Originality/value All independent variables had a positive effect on compliance by individual TP non-employees on KPP Surabaya Rungkut.
2
The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations.
Theodore M. Newcomb, Fritz Heider · American Sociological Review · 1958 · 12K citations
Geoffrey W. Grant, Michael S. Bassis, Richard J. Gelles et al. · Teaching Sociology · 1989 · 122 citations