ABSTRACT
The
rising rate of tax evasion among Nigerians is becoming a major source for
concern. In respect this; the study aimed at analyzing tax moral and tax
compliance in Nigeria and in relation, the
different factors that affects tax moral and their implications on the
level of compliance among taxpayers, using taxpayers in Makurdi as the study
guide. The chi-square (x2) model test was applied on the
data obtained through questionnaires from sampled
respondents. The findings
indicate that tax moral, trust in government and
taxpayers’ confidence in the legal system affects their level of compliance. It
was therefore recommended that the legal system in the country should be
further enhanced to permit the swift prosecution of defaulters so as to serve
as deterrent to intending defaulters while on the other hand, government should
do all in its power to restore the trust of the citizenry in its ability to
fulfill its part of the social contract.
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