Background of the Study
Public accountability is essential for ensuring that tax revenues are used effectively and efficiently for the public good. In Doma LGA, there have been concerns regarding the transparency and accountability in the utilization of tax revenues. This study will explore how tax revenues are allocated and spent in Doma LGA, assessing the level of public accountability in the management of these funds. Effective public accountability can improve trust in local government and increase tax compliance.
Statement of the Problem
There is a growing concern in Doma LGA about the lack of transparency and accountability in the utilization of tax revenues. Public distrust in the local government's ability to manage tax revenues could lead to lower compliance and reduced revenue generation. This study aims to investigate the level of public accountability in the utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
Aim: To assess public accountability in the utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA.
Objectives:
To evaluate the transparency in the allocation and utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA.
To assess the impact of public accountability on tax compliance in Doma LGA.
To recommend strategies for improving public accountability in tax revenue management.
Research Questions
How transparent is the allocation and utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA?
How does public accountability affect tax compliance in Doma LGA?
What strategies can be implemented to improve public accountability in the utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA?
Research Hypothesis
H₀: There is no significant transparency in the allocation and utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA.
H₀: Public accountability does not significantly influence tax compliance in Doma LGA.
H₀: Strategies to improve accountability will not significantly enhance the transparency of tax revenue utilization in Doma LGA.
Significance of the Study
This study will highlight the importance of public accountability in the utilization of tax revenues, offering recommendations to improve transparency and increase public trust in the tax system in Doma LGA.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
The study will focus on the level of public accountability in the utilization of tax revenues in Doma LGA. Limitations include the potential difficulty in accessing information about tax revenue allocations and spending.
Definition of Terms
Public Accountability: The responsibility of government officials to ensure that tax revenues are managed transparently and used efficiently.
Tax Revenues: The funds collected from various forms of taxation, such as income tax, sales tax, and excise duties.
Tax Compliance: The willingness of individuals and businesses to adhere to tax laws and regulations.
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