Tax Compliance Behaviour among Malaysian Professionals: An Extension of Mars Model of Individual Behaviour and Performance
The issue of tax compliance is old as the taxes itself. It is one of the major problems for all taxation authorities across the globe. In Malaysia, tax revenue accounted up to 51% of Malaysian government budget but tax gap was reported to have causedrevenue loss up to 47 billion since 2015. From...
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