An analysis of norm processes in tax compliance

Article Abstract:

The evidences found for the impact of the taxpayers personal norms on levels of tax compliance finding for the role of social norms on tax compliance is discussed. An argument is made for a theoretically more refined analysis of norm processes, based on self-categorization theory.

Science & research, Research, Statistical norms

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Misperceptions of social norms about tax compliance: from theory to intervention

Article Abstract:

A study on the attitudes of taxpayers in Australia is presented. The taxpayers assume that other taxpayer is resorting to a greater tax evasion thereby undermining tax compliance in the country.

Taxes, Taxation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Tax evasion, Australians

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Motivation or rationalisation? Causal relations between ethics, norms and tax compliance

Article Abstract:

A study investigating, whether tax ethics and social norms are the real motivating factors for tax compliance, or are they simply rationalisations of self-interested behavior, is presented.

Social norms

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