TAX PERCEPTION IN KYRGYZSTAN

Taxes are the main source of every government’s revenue. Tax perception is the first step to the willingness to pay taxes that called tax morale. According to the state of the tax perception taxpayer will choose to pay or evade taxes. That’s why positive tax perception and tax awareness are directly affect tax behavior and government revenue.

TAX PERCEPTION IN KYRGYZSTAN

Taxes are the main source of every government’s revenue. Tax perception is the first step to the willingness to pay taxes that called tax morale. According to the state of the tax perception taxpayer will choose to pay or evade taxes. That’s why positive tax perception and tax awareness are directly affect tax behavior and government revenue.

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