2023
DOI: 10.24002/modus.v35i1.6985
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Pengaruh Nasionalisme, Tingkat Pendapatan, Kepercayaan Pada Otoritas Pajak Terhadap Kepatuhan Membayar Pajak Pribadi

Abstract: Individual taxpayer compliance starts from an internal decision whether to comply or not to pay the tax. It turns out that there are still individual taxpayers who do not fulfill their obligations to pay taxes. Seeing this phenomenon, this study aims to determine several factors that can influence compliance to pay personal taxes, namely nationalism, level of income, and trust in the tax authority, especially in the city of Yogyakarta. The data source used is primary data with quantitative methods from 122 res… Show more

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“…The study's findings demonstrate that the impact of government trust on tax morale is not mitigated by a feeling of nationalism. The study's findings refute the claim made by [45] that taxpayers with strong nationalistic feelings will voluntarily pay taxes since they understand the advantages of doing so for the government. Taxpayer nationalism has not been able to boost public confidence in the government enough to influence people's consciousness of paying taxes.…”
Section: Significancycontrasting
confidence: 66%
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“…The study's findings demonstrate that the impact of government trust on tax morale is not mitigated by a feeling of nationalism. The study's findings refute the claim made by [45] that taxpayers with strong nationalistic feelings will voluntarily pay taxes since they understand the advantages of doing so for the government. Taxpayer nationalism has not been able to boost public confidence in the government enough to influence people's consciousness of paying taxes.…”
Section: Significancycontrasting
confidence: 66%
“…This can be followed by fostering a sense of confidence in the government and tax authorities because of their authority over coercive regulations. Due to their awareness of the advantages that taxes provide the state, taxpayers with strong nationalistic feelings will gladly pay taxes [45]. Taxpayers' sense of nationalism is said to have the power to boost public confidence in the government and raise tax awareness.…”
Section: Hypothesis Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%