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Tax amnesty and taxpayers’ noncompliant behaviour: evidence from Indonesia
Siti Nuryanah
, Gunawan Gunawan
Department of Accounting
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Indonesia
100%
Taxpayers
100%
Tax Amnesty
100%
Compliance Behavior
100%
Behavioral Evidence
100%
Corporate Taxpayers
57%
Individual Taxpayers
42%
Trend Analysis
28%
Foreign Investors
28%
Taxpayer Compliance
28%
Regression Analysis
14%
Moderator Variables
14%
Long History
14%
Tax Revenue
14%
Tax Aggressiveness
14%
Manufacturing Listed Companies
14%
High-order Dependency
14%
Income Tax
14%
Tax Reform
14%
Tax Returns
14%
Total Income
14%
Corporate Tax Aggressiveness
14%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Investors
100%
Tax Compliance
100%
Tax Revenue
50%
Corporate Taxation
50%