Economics, Econometrics and Finance
6 years ago

Tax education in Hong Kong boosts compliance and fairness perceptions.

Asian Economic Journal
Is Tax Education Good or Evil for Boosting Tax Compliance? Evidence from Hong Kong
Betty Kwok, Rita Wing Yue Yip

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Tax education in Hong Kong can either help or hinder tax compliance. The study looks at whether teaching people about taxes makes them more likely to follow the rules or cheat. The researchers found that when people understand the tax system and believe it is fair, they are more likely to pay their taxes. This information can help policymakers and researchers in Hong Kong improve tax compliance in the future.