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This article reports the results of an online survey of Australian tax practitioners conducted in May 2014. The purpose of the survey was to gain further insight into how tax changes impact on the role of tax practitioners in assisting their clients to comply with tax obligations (including tax...
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Tax compliance inevitably requires taxpayers to incur costs, often significant, to fulfill their tax obligations. This paper reports on the tax compliance burden of Australian personal taxpayers in the 2011-12 tax year, using the refined Sandford methodology. The scope of the study is confined...
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The research project that is the subject of this chapter involved three separate surveys of more than 15,000 taxpayers selected from a national database of taxpayers provided by the ATO, targeted at three broad categories of taxpayers: personal (non-business) taxpayers; small and medium...
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This paper describes the principal outcomes of research conducted to establish an estimate of the total compliance costs faced by taxpayers in Australia paying Federal taxes. It also draws comparisons between those costs and compliance costs in other OECD countries, particularly the United...
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This article explores the tax compliance costs — those costs incurred by taxpayers or third parties, such as businesses, in meeting the requirements laid upon them in complying with a given structure and level of tax — that New Zealand could expect to encounter if a capital gains tax (CGT)...
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VAT is an important revenue source for all governments levying the tax. The collections fund important public goods and services that enhance the lives of those persons whose consumption triggers the tax and who ultimately bear the burden of the tax. Along the supply chain to that final...
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The structure of this general chapter follows the structure of the conference upon which this book is based. At that conference, questions related to eight broad areas of tax compliance (ranging from issues surrounding the tax gap, through information exchange and cooperative compliance, and on...
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