Contents & References of Identification of tax evasion methods in the electronic tax system (case studies of the country's tax affairs organization)
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Abstract.. 2
The first chapter of general research. 3
1-1 Introduction:.. 4
2-1 Statement of the problem:.. 5
3-1 Importance of the tax issue:. 6
4-1 research objectives:.. 7
5-1 research hypotheses:. 8
6-1- Research method.. 9
7-1 Time domain:.. 9
8-1 Statistical population:.. 9
1-9 Theoretical framework of the subject:. 11
10-1 Definitions of the concepts of words and terms:. 12
1-11. The general structure of the research: 13
The second chapter is a review of research literature. 14
1-2 Introduction:.. 15
2-2 Part I- Tax and tax coefficients. 15
1-2-2 Definition and importance of tax. 15
2-2-2 Tax theories. 17
1-2-2-2 Adam Smith's four principles of taxation. 18
3-2-2 Tax coefficients. 19
1-3-2-2 Passing over the book of performance tax coefficients. 19
4-2-2 tax evidence. 21
5-2-2 tax ratio.. 21
6-2-2 tax base.. 22
7-2-2 tax rate and its types. 22
8-2-2 Tax privileges. 23
9-2-2 Principles of taxes (conditions for establishing taxes). 23
10-2-2 tax year. 26
11-2-2 Tax efficiency and justice. 27
1-11-2-2 efficiency.. 27
2-11-2-2 tax justice. 27
12-2-2 Tax on companies. 28
13-2-2 Tax detection factors. 29
14-2-2 Cases of recognition of taxable income. 29
2-15-2 Objectives of tax policies. 29
16-2-2 Problems and roots in the tax system. 31
3-2 Tax evasion.. 32
4-2 Distinguish between tax evasion and tax avoidance. 32
5-2 tax evasion causes. 33
6-2 Commercial card and economic code and tax evasion. 35
7-2 Failure to pay attention to the satisfaction of taxpayers. 40
8-2 Human resources.. 41
2-9 Tax experts. 43
2-10 The need for more human resources. 44
2-11 Taxpayers.. 44
2-12 Definitions of economic growth and development. 48
13-2 Factors affecting economic development:. 49
14-2 How to distribute income and economic development. 51
15-2 The role of tax on development. 52
16-2 Tax problems and regulations. 52
17-2 General principles of optimal taxation. 53
18-2 How to measure an imprecise variable. 55
19-2- Research records. 56
1-19-2-Investigations carried out inside the country: 59
2-19-2-Investigations conducted abroad: 61
The third chapter of the research implementation method. 66
1-3 introduction.. 67
2-3 statement of the problem.. 68
3-3 research objectives:.. 69
1-3-3 main research objectives:. 69
3-3 sub-objectives of the research: 69
4-3 research assumptions:.. 69
3-5 research method:.. 70
6-3- Statistical population.. 71
3-7- Validity and reliability of measurement tools. 72
1-7-3- Validity.. 73
2-7-3- Reliability.. 73
8-3 Research Analytical Model:. 74
9-3 Classification of research variables:. 75
1-9-3 Definitions of variables: 76
10-3- Information gathering method:. 76
11-3 Data analysis method:. 77
12-3 Statistical model used in research. 77
1-12-3 regression model. 77
2-12-3- Multivariate regression equation. 78
1-2-12-3 methods of entering variables in regression. 78
3-12-3 Correlation coefficient and detection coefficient. 79
1-3-12-3 Torque correlation method (Pearson): 81
4-12-3 Checking the assumption of normality of variables:. 82
The fourth part of data analysis. 83
1-4 Introduction:.. 84
2-4 Analysis of research hypotheses:. 84
3-4 The normality test of the research data:. 85
4-4 descriptive indices of all variables. 86
4-5 Summary of analyzes separately. 87
1-5-4 first hypothesis .. 90
2-5-4 second hypothesis .. 92
3-5-4 third hypothesis .. 94
4-5-4 fourth hypothesis .. 97
5-5-4 fifth hypothesis .. 99
6-5-4 sixth hypothesis .. 101
6-4 Cronbach's alpha test. 104
4-7 Friedman's test... 106
Chapter five: conclusions and suggestions. 107
5-1 Introduction:.. 108
5-2 Results of hypothesis testing:. 108
1-2-5 Results of hypothesis testing in regression: 108
3-5 Conclusion:..109
4-5. Suggestions: 110
1-4-5 suggestions arising from the research: 111
2-4-5 Suggestions for future research: 113
5-5 research limitations. 113
Attachments:. 115
Questionnaire:. 116
Charts and statistical tables: 124
Persian sources: 130
Latin sources: 133
Latin abstract:. 135
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