Public Perception of Corruption in Tax Administration in Bakura LGA
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Background of the Study
Corruption within tax administration systems can have severe consequences for revenue generation and public trust in government institutions. In Bakura LGA, there have been concerns about corruption within the tax system, with allegations of bribery, embezzlement, and favoritism among tax officers. This has led to a lack of public confidence in the tax administration system, undermining compliance and affecting overall tax revenue. Understanding the public perception of corruption in tax administration is essential for identifying reforms that can improve the efficiency and credibility of the tax system.
Statement of the Problem
There are widespread reports of corruption in the tax administration processes in Bakura LGA, which has negatively affected taxpayers’ trust and willingness to comply with tax obligations. The perception of unfair practices, such as bribery and preferential treatment, may lead to tax evasion and a reduced tax base. This study aims to explore the public’s perception of corruption in tax administration in Bakura LGA and its implications for tax compliance and revenue generation.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
Aim: To explore the public perception of corruption in tax administration in Bakura LGA.
Objectives:
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To assess the extent to which corruption is perceived to be prevalent in tax administration in Bakura LGA.
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To examine how public perception of corruption affects taxpayer compliance in Bakura LGA.
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To recommend strategies for addressing public concerns about corruption in tax administration in Bakura LGA.
Research Questions
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How widespread is the perception of corruption in tax administration in Bakura LGA?
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How does public perception of corruption in tax administration influence taxpayer compliance behavior in Bakura LGA?
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What measures can be implemented to reduce corruption and improve public perception of tax administration in Bakura LGA?
Research Hypothesis
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H₀: Public perception of corruption does not significantly affect taxpayer compliance in Bakura LGA.
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H₀: There is no significant relationship between the perceived level of corruption in tax administration and the tax compliance rate in Bakura LGA.
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H₀: Anti-corruption measures will not significantly improve public trust in tax administration in Bakura LGA.
Significance of the Study
This study will provide insights into the public's views on corruption in tax administration and its effects on tax compliance in Bakura LGA. The findings will assist policymakers in developing effective strategies to combat corruption and restore trust in the local tax system.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
The study will focus on public perceptions of corruption in tax administration in Bakura LGA. Limitations include possible biases in the responses from taxpayers and the challenge of quantifying corruption in the tax system.
Definition of Terms
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Public Perception: The attitudes, beliefs, and opinions that the general public holds about a specific issue, in this case, corruption in tax administration.
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Corruption: The abuse of power by public officials for personal gain, such as bribery, embezzlement, or nepotism.
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Tax Compliance: The degree to which taxpayers adhere to tax laws and fulfill their tax obligations.
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