This research was conducted to obtain empirical evidence regarding the Effects of Tax Justice, Discrimination, and Religiosity on Tax Evasion Behavior. This research uses primary data with a sample of individual taxpayers who are registered at KPP Pratama Jakarta, Indonesia. The sampling technique used random sampling with 100 respondents. Tax justice has a significant negative influence on tax evasion behavior, prejudice has a big positive effect on tax evasion behavior, and religiosity has a significant negative effect on tax evasion behavior, according to the findings of the study. Tax justice, discrimination, and religiosity all influence tax evasion behavior at the same time. The lower the level of tax evasion behavior, the greater the level of tax justice and religion, and the lower the amount of discrimination, the lower the level of tax evasion behavior. This study can be useful to references for further research of accounting science in the field of taxation, especially those related to tax evasion. Then, the results of this study have practical benefits for KPP Jakarta Krama Jati, by knowing the factors that influence taxpayers to commit embezzlement, this research is expected to help the Directorate General of Taxes, especially the tax service office. As input and consideration in formulating appropriate policies to reduce tax evasion practices as low as possible, so that taxation practices in Indonesia run well. Then, this research is expected to foster knowledge and public awareness of the importance of reporting and paying taxes properly in accordance with tax regulations.