Level of tax noncompliance and its influence on tax collection in Perú

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Introduction: The research aims to determine the level of tax noncompliance and its influence on tax collection in Peru. Methodology: It is a non-experimental cross-sectional design; the study did not manipulate the variables, the data collection instrument was the questionnaire, and the technique was the survey; a sample of 450 small and medium-sized companies in the country was taken. Results: Non-compliance with obligations is due to 45% excessive tax burden, 48% lack of knowledge of tax regulations, 73% consider that non-compliance with their tax obligations is normal in the country. Discussion: Sandoval Panduro (2023) points out that noncompliance by taxpayers with the MSE tax regime is a widespread problem: Tax noncompliance influences the tax collection of businesses, i.e. the higher the level of tax noncompliance, the lower the tax collection.

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Lira Camargo, Z. R., & Terrones Gálvez, E. (2024). Level of tax noncompliance and its influence on tax collection in Perú. European Public and Social Innovation Review, 9. https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-1790

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