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What causes reduced tax morality and how can it be improved?
There has been a notable decline in the tax morality of South African taxpayers over the years. Tax morality is a term defined as the willingness of individuals to pay tax and comply with tax laws1 . The concerns over the decline in tax morality were raised by the National Treasury when discussing t...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2022
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