Background of the Study
Corruption in tax administration often undermines the effectiveness of the tax system, leading to loss of revenue, inefficiency, and public disillusionment with government institutions. In Mubi South LGA, corruption in tax processes, such as bribery, extortion, and lack of transparency, has hindered the collection of taxes and discouraged voluntary compliance among taxpayers. This study aims to identify strategies to combat corruption in tax processes in Mubi South LGA, with a focus on improving efficiency, fairness, and public trust in the tax system.
Statement of the Problem
Corruption in tax processes in Mubi South LGA has led to the diversion of funds, inefficiency in tax collection, and a general mistrust of the tax system. Taxpayers are often subjected to extortion and biased treatment, which contributes to tax evasion and non-compliance. This study will explore strategies that can be implemented to reduce corruption and improve the efficiency of the tax collection system in Mubi South LGA.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
Aim: To identify strategies to combat corruption in tax processes in Mubi South LGA.
Objectives:
To examine the extent and forms of corruption in tax processes in Mubi South LGA.
To evaluate the effectiveness of existing anti-corruption measures in the tax system in Mubi South LGA.
To propose practical strategies to combat corruption in tax processes in Mubi South LGA.
Research Questions
What forms of corruption are most prevalent in tax processes in Mubi South LGA?
How effective are current anti-corruption measures in improving tax collection processes in Mubi South LGA?
What strategies can be implemented to reduce corruption and improve tax collection efficiency in Mubi South LGA?
Research Hypothesis
H₀: Corruption does not significantly hinder the effectiveness of tax collection in Mubi South LGA.
H₀: Anti-corruption measures currently implemented in Mubi South LGA do not have a significant impact on reducing corruption in tax processes.
H₀: Proposed anti-corruption strategies will not significantly improve tax collection efficiency in Mubi South LGA.
Significance of the Study
This study will provide recommendations for addressing corruption in tax administration, contributing to more efficient tax collection processes and improved public trust in Mubi South LGA’s tax system.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
The study will focus on the identification of strategies to combat corruption in tax processes in Mubi South LGA. Limitations include the difficulty in accessing sensitive information regarding corruption cases and the subjective nature of evaluating anti-corruption measures.
Definition of Terms
Corruption: The misuse of entrusted power for private gain, which undermines public trust and tax administration.
Tax Processes: The procedures involved in the collection, assessment, and enforcement of taxes.
Anti-corruption Measures: Policies and strategies aimed at reducing or eliminating corruption within government systems, including tax administration.
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