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This study aims to interpret tax payer behavior in the implementation of tax amnesty with qualitative approach. The main data sources were 8 informants. The informant is a taxpayer both business and personal entity in Surabaya who have implemented the tax amnesty program in phase I and II, which starts in July 2016 until December 2016. The results of this study, first few informants disobedient in taxation liability. Second, tax amnesty has not made taxpayer obey yet. The conclusion is tax Amnesty is not a choice but a compulsion. ; This study aims to interpret taxpayer behavioUr in the implementation of tax amnesty with qualitative approach. The main data sources are from 8 informants. The informant is a taxpayer both personal and business entity in Surabaya who have implemented the tax amnesty program in phase I and II, which starts in July 2016 until December 2016. The results of this study, first few informants disobedient in taxation liability. Secondly, tax amnesty has not made taxpayer obey yet. Conclusion, Tax Amnesty is not a choice but compulsion.Studi ini menginteprestasi perilaku Wajib Pajak dalam pelaksanaan tax amnesty dengan pendekatan kualitatif. Sumber data utama berasal dari 8 informan. Informan tersebut merupakan wajib pajak baik pribadi maupun badan di Surabaya yang telah melaksanakan program tax amnesty pada tahap I dan II yaitu dimulai pada bulan Juli 2016 sd Desember 2016. Hasil Studi ini, Pertama, sebagian informan tidak patuh dalam kewajiban perpajakannya. Kedua, Tax amnesty belum membuat wajib pajak menjadi patuh. Simpulan, Tax Amnesty bukan sebuah pilihan kepatuhan tapi sebuah keterpaksaan.

Some evidence suggests that certain taxpayers might increase their "voluntary" compliance with the tax laws if presented with the right "moral appeals." If such appeals were relatively inexpensive, compared to hiring more auditors, say, even small improvements in compliance would justify such efforts. However, would such appeals be "justified" in some philosophical, as opposed to economic or psychological, sense? The moral grounds for voluntary cooperation with the tax collection agency turn out, on close scrutiny, to be surprisingly narrow. Though firm, these moral grounds also contain– arguably, at least–one important exception.

The government, specifically the Directorate General of Taxes, applies technology in the administration of taxation to facilitate the public in reporting taxes. E-registration, e-billing, and e-filling have become a form of application of tax administration technology. The application of this technology is expected to help while improving taxpayer compliance in reporting taxes owed.This research is quantitative research using primary data. Respondents are private taxpayers who have a Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) and are registered with KPP Pratama Semarang Selatam and KPP Semarang Tengah Satu. Analysis of research data using multiple linear regression methods with the statistic tool of the SPSS program version 23.Statistical test results show there are no constraints in the classical assumption test. The results of hypothesis testing show that all hypotheses are accepted, namely that E-registration, e-billing, and e-filling have a positive effect on taxpayer compliance.

Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Taxes are necessary because they fund the services provided by government. Several years ago, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) estimated that the gross tax gap--the difference between taxes owed and taxes paid on time--was $345 billion for 2001. In the face of large and growing deficits, it is important to seek out potential causes and solutions to the tax gap. Achieving high levels of voluntary compliance is made more challenging as the tax code expands. Tax expenditures--preferential provisions in the code such as exemptions, exclusions, deductions, credits, and deferral of tax liability--have expanded the tax code, more than doubling in number since 1974. GAO's statement focuses on four key areas: (1) how complexity adds to taxpayer burden and economic efficiency costs; (2) how complexities in reporting income contribute to the tax gap; (3) how tax expenditures add complexity and contribute to the tax gap; and (4) possible strategies for addressing the tax gap. The statement is based largely on GAO's previous work conducted on tax compliance issues affecting individual taxpayers from 2005 through 2011."

This study examines the effect of tax policy aspects and awareness on taxpayer compliance in Kuningan Regency. The policy aspects in this study have manifested by tax sanction and Fiscus service quality. This study uses questionnaires which have distributed by random sampling technic. By using the multiple linear regression analysis, this study reveals that tax sanctions, Fiscus service quality, and taxpayer awareness positively affect taxpayer compliance. Aspects of government policy in tax sanctions are more significant than taxpayers' awareness to affect taxpayer compliance. It means that strict tax sanctions have been necessary accompanied by improving the Fiscus services quality as part of the tax services paradigm. This study can be used as a reference to reexamine the determinants of taxpayer compliance, especially in areas with the same characteristics as the object of this study. Future research is expected to examine the equilibrium between economic and non-economic variables more deeply in increasing taxpayer compliance. It is essential because which variable most determines taxpayer compliance is still unclear, whether theoretically or practically. Keywords: Awareness, Compliance, Taxpayers, Fiscus Services Quality

The purpose of this study is to examine the direct effect of religiosity on taxpayer compliance. In addition, this study also examines the indirect effect of religiosity on taxpayer compliance using the mediation variables of taxpayer patriotism. The data were gathered survey method that was able to collect as much 78 data that can be used for analysis. The validity, reliability of instruments and classical assumptions test were conducted before testing the hypothesis. Simple and multiple regression were used to test the relationship between variables. The indirect influence was tested using Hayes's bootstrapping method. The results showed that the level of religiosity had a positive effect on patriotism and taxpayer compliance. High patriotism would increase taxpayer compliance. The results also provided empirical evidence that there was an indirect influence of religiosity on taxpayer compliance through the mediation of patriotism.

A citizen is required to comply with this obligation to pay taxes following the provisions of a country's applicable legislation. This study aims to test the impact of tax knowledge, modernize tax administration and taxpayer awareness, and determine which factors have the most significant impact on taxpayer compliance. The study's research method is descriptive and confirmatory analysis with a quantitative approach, with many samples consisting of 100 respondents. The results show that taxpayer compliance in tax settlement is inextricably linked to factors such as Tax Knowledge, Modernization of the Tax Administration System, and Taxpayer Awareness. It is possible to conclude that Tax Knowledge has a significant positive impact on Taxpayer Compliance. The modernization of the tax administration system has a significant positive effect on taxpayer compliance. Taxpayer Awareness has a significant positive impact on tax compliance in Indonesia. It is possible to explain how independent variables influence taxpayer compliance. This research is essential to encourage taxpayers to comply with their obligations by using a behavioral approach and current tax policies, which will increase economic prosperity in Indonesia.

The purpose of this study was to determine whether there are differences in tax revenues, the number of taxpayers who pay, and submit tax reports before and after the tax volunteer program. The period before tax volunteers is in March 2018 - February 2019 and the period after tax volunteers is in March 2019 - March 2020. This research took place at the Pratama tax office in Badung Selatan. The data in this study were analyzed using an independent t-test. The results of this study indicate that there is no difference in the amount of tax revenue and the number of taxpayers who submit tax reports, but there are differences in the number of taxpayers who pay taxes before and after tax volunteers. The data contribution from research can be used as a basis for the Directorate General of Taxation to be able to evaluate the system that has been used and whether the presence of tax volunteers can also help in increasing taxpayer compliance. Also, it will become a reference for the Directorate General of Taxation in making decisions to make policy in the field of taxation, including creating another taxation system that will facilitate taxpayers in their tax obligations and expand the scope of tax volunteers in areas that have not been reached to date.

The level of taxpayer compliance has steadily decreased over the years. Individual taxpayers failed to report approximately $100 billion in federal taxes due on legal income received in 1989. The compliance gap is large enough to greatly reduce the federal government deficit. Studies employing psychological cognitive structure approaches to analyzing taxpayer compliance and attempting to increase taxpayer compliance employ theories related to equity sensitivity, attitude formation, and change. These studies generally examine relationships between compliance and socioeconomic and situational variables. Appeals to a taxpayer's moral obligation to pay taxes have been studied as a means to change taxpayer attitudes and intentions and thereby increase compliance. The present study sought to determine if taxpayer compliance could be enhanced by sanction threats or by appeals to conscience. The study also endeavored to discover if compliance differed between various types of taxpayers. These individual differences were posited to cause taxpayers to react differently to alternative types of interventions aimed at increasing compliance to income tax law. A laboratory study was designed to gauge a subject's sensitivity to equity, administer intervention techniques, and measure compliance and attitude toward taxation. The data were analyzed using Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA). Although the results of the study showed no significant main effect for treatment type, a significant main effect (p = .0075) was found for Equity Sensitivity type when the scenario depicting Overstating Business Expenses was the dependent variable in the design. There were no significant main effects for Equity Sensitivity type or treatment type when the six attitude items were used as the dependent variables in a MANOVA. ; Ph. D.