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Appendix III: - Suggested Minimal Tax Compliance Levels for 2010–2015 Surveys

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 January 2018

Marc P. Berenson
Affiliation:
King's College London

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Taxes and Trust
From Coercion to Compliance in Poland, Russia and Ukraine
, pp. 303 - 305
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018
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Appendix III: Suggested Minimal Tax Compliance Levels for 2010–2015 Surveys

Poland 2010 Taxpayer Compliance Attitudinal Survey

Would you follow the tax laws even if you do not consider them to be fair?
NoYes
Are the tax laws in your country fair?No12%60%
N = 197N = 973
Yes4%24%
N = 58N = 395

The table suggests that at least 12 per cent of Poles in 2010 do not have intentions to comply with their country's tax laws. No Mean Replacement: Not included in this table are 398 respondents who did not provide an answer to either one or both of these two questions.

Russia 2010 Taxpayer Compliance Attitudinal Survey

Would you follow the tax laws even if you do not consider them to be fair?
NoYes
Are the tax laws in your country fair?No21%36%
N = 423N = 717
Yes15%28%
N = 296N = 548

The table suggests that at least 21 per cent of Russians in 2010 do not have intentions to comply with their country's tax laws. No Mean Replacement: Not included in this table are 1,023 respondents who did not provide an answer to either one or both of these two questions.

Ukraine 2010 Taxpayer Compliance Attitudinal Survey

Would you follow the tax laws even if you do not consider them to be fair?
NoYes
Are the tax laws in your country fair?No37%38%
N = 998N = 1004
Yes15%10%
N = 406N = 259

The table suggests that at least 37 per cent of Ukrainians in 2010 do not have intentions to comply with their country's tax laws. No Mean Replacement: Not included in this table are 1,348 respondents who did not provide an answer to either one or both of these two questions.

Ukraine 2012 Taxpayer Compliance Attitudinal Survey

Would you follow the tax laws even if you do not consider them to be fair?
NoYes
Are the tax laws in your country fair?No42%36%
N = 534N = 458
Yes7%14%
N = 94N = 177

The table suggests that at least 42 per cent of Ukrainians in 2012 do not have intentions to comply with their country's tax laws. No Mean Replacement: Not included in this table are 745 respondents who did not provide an answer to either one or both of these two questions.

Ukraine 2015 Taxpayer Compliance Attitudinal Survey

Would you follow the tax laws even if you do not consider them to be fair?
NoYes
Are the tax laws in your country fair?No37%47%
N = 981N = 1222
Yes6%10%
N = 148N = 272

The table suggests that at least 37 per cent of Ukrainians in 2015 do not have intentions to comply with their country's tax laws. No Mean Replacement: Not included in this table are 1,402 respondents who did not provide an answer to either one or both of these two questions.

Russia 2011 Tax Officials Survey

Would you follow the tax laws even if you do not consider them to be fair?
NoYes
Are the tax laws in your country fair?No6%13%
N = 22N = 46
Yes16%65%
N = 56N = 226

The table suggests that at least 6 per cent of Russians tax officials in 2011 do not have intentions to comply with their country's tax laws. No Mean Replacement: Not included in this table are 37 tax official respondents who did not provide an answer to either one or both of these two questions.

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