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Tax Evasion As a Crime : A Survey of Perception in Kosovo

Mamuti, Agim - 2017

.Studies, conducted about the perceptions of tax evasion as a crime, have suggested that the tax non-compliance environment has been … created from the perception of the taxpayers towards tax evasion as a non-serious crime. Consequently, the degree of non …'s perception of the severity of a crime has important implications for society. However, those studies are inconclusive in …

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Tax Evasion as a Crime : A Survey of Perception in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mamuti, Agim - 2018

among ethics analysts or government representatives and business executives or proprietors.This paper explores the …

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Gender Views on 75 Crimes : A Survey of Mexican Opinion

McGee, Robert W.; Petrides, Yanira - 2021

serious than the men in the sample. Buying a pirated CD/DVD was considered to be the least serious crime, overall, while …

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Financial Crime : Results of Study

Achim, Monica Violeta; Borlea, Sorin Nicolae; Gaicu, Mihai - 2022

This chapter discloses and discusses the results of the study. The first objective of the study consisted of finding the main patterns that characterize the Romanian community, related to the level of tax compliance, attitude of citizens towards accepting cheating on taxes, the perception of...

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Financial Crime : Methodology and Data

Achim, Monica Violeta; Borlea, Sorin Nicolae; Gaicu, Mihai - 2022

This chapter discusses the methodology used in the study and how the data were gathered. A questionnaire was distributed to 1,856 Romanians comprising a wide range of demographic variables, including gender, age, education level, professional status and geographic region of the country

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Financial Crime : Hypotheses Development

Achim, Monica Violeta; McGee, Robert W. - 2022

This chapter discusses the hypotheses development that was used in the study. There were five sets of research hypotheses, referring to: tax compliance; attitude toward accepting cheating on taxes; how the perception of corruption might be related to certain demographic variables, such as gender,...

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