Based on the zambian tax administration, particularly focusing on the Zambia Tax Administration reading section 4 which highlights Zambian efforts to improve tax compliance. That section provides information regarding both outreach education activity as well as the number and types of audits that are conducted by the government to ensure tax compliance. Please discuss your beliefs regarding the need and effectiveness of both the outreach education activity and the audit activity. Is the government doing enough? Too much? Too little? If you were in charge what level or type of outreach and auditing would you suggest that the government do? Is there something else the government should do besides these things to encourage tax compliance?

Based on the zambian tax administration, particularly focusing on the Zambia Tax Administration reading section 4 which highlights Zambian efforts to improve tax compliance. That section provides information regarding both outreach education activity as well as the number and types of audits that are conducted by the government to ensure tax compliance. Please discuss your beliefs regarding the need and effectiveness of both the outreach education activity and the audit activity. Is the government doing enough? Too much? Too little? If you were in charge what level or type of outreach and auditing would you suggest that the government do? Is there something else the government should do besides these things to encourage tax compliance?

SWFT Comprehensive Volume 2019

42nd Edition

ISBN:9780357233306

Author:Maloney

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Chapter7: Deductions And Losses: Certain Business Expenses And Losses

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