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PUBLIC OPINION ON TAXING RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN FIKA LGA

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Background of the Study

The debate over whether religious institutions should be taxed has gained attention in various parts of the world, including in Fika LGA. Religious institutions are often exempt from taxes, but concerns have been raised about the fairness and transparency of such exemptions, especially when these institutions engage in commercial activities. This study explores the public opinion on taxing religious institutions in Fika LGA, considering both the moral and practical implications of such policies.

Statement of the Problem

There is limited research on public opinion regarding the taxation of religious institutions in Fika LGA. While some individuals argue that taxing religious institutions would promote fairness, others believe that religious bodies should remain exempt due to their social and charitable roles. This study will explore the attitudes of residents in Fika LGA towards the taxation of religious institutions, seeking to understand the rationale behind their views.

Aim and Objectives of the Study

Aim: To assess public opinion on taxing religious institutions in Fika LGA.
Objectives:

  1. To examine public perceptions of the fairness of tax exemptions for religious institutions in Fika LGA.
  2. To investigate the potential benefits and drawbacks of taxing religious institutions from the public's perspective.
  3. To understand the moral and ethical considerations that influence public opinion on this issue.

Research Questions

  1. How do residents of Fika LGA perceive the fairness of tax exemptions for religious institutions?
  2. What are the perceived benefits and drawbacks of taxing religious institutions in Fika LGA?
  3. What moral and ethical factors influence public opinion on taxing religious organizations?

Research Hypothesis

  1. H₀: The public in Fika LGA perceives tax exemptions for religious institutions as fair.
  2. H₀: Taxing religious institutions in Fika LGA is not seen as beneficial by the majority of the population.
  3. H₀: Moral and ethical factors do not significantly influence public opinion on the taxation of religious institutions.

Significance of the Study

This study will provide a deeper understanding of public opinion on the taxation of religious institutions in Fika LGA. The results will be valuable for policymakers in shaping tax policies that reflect the views and values of the local population.

Scope and Limitation of the Study

The study will focus on the residents of Fika LGA and their opinions on the taxation of religious institutions. Limitations include potential biases in survey responses and difficulties in obtaining representative samples of the population.

Definition of Terms

  • Public Opinion: The views and attitudes of the general population on a particular issue or policy.
  • Tax Exemption: A legal provision that allows an entity to avoid paying certain taxes.
  • Religious Institutions: Organizations that primarily engage in religious activities, such as churches, mosques, and synagogues.




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