An Analysis of Factors Affecting Government Tax Revenue in India
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The purpose of this paper is to study the role of tax education and tax knowledge towards tax revenue in India and the factors that affects government tax revenues in India. For this purpose, structured questionnaire has been framed and send to all the respondents. These respondents include Government Officials, Academicians and Members of Ministry of Finance. The questionnaire contained of open-ended and close-ended questions. For online data collection, the researcher emailed online questionnaire by Google Docs and requested respondents to access link and response were collected online in a spreadsheet as well as the personal survey was done by the researcher as per the convenience. The well-structured questionnaire comprising of bi-polar, and Likert’s 5 point scale type questions. To test the hypotheses and check the reliability of questionnaire Cronbach’s Alpha, Kruskal-Wallis Test, Simple percentage Analysis, One-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) have been applied and found as an outcome of Anova test that, there is no significant differences in the perception of stakeholders towards factor affecting government tax revenues in India aspects.
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