出版社:Economic Laboratory for Transition Research Podgorica
摘要:Previous studies have used the slippery slope framework that integrates
trust and perception on tax authorities’ power as a tax compliance
mode in several countries. This research aims to show and
to develop slippery slope framework in Indonesia by adding the test
of trust reciprocity. We use a 3 x 2 factorial inter-subject experiment
study that involves 324 students as our participants. Our results
show that trust, perception on tax authorities’ power and the interaction
of both variables affect tax compliance. More interestingly,
taxpayers exhibit the highest tax compliance when they have trust
reciprocity. In this case, perception on tax authorities’ power is no
longer significant in explaining tax compliance. Thus, mutual trust is
very important. Tax authorities must continue to foster an attitude of
trust in taxpayers and vice versa as the key to success for the government
to increase tax compliance.