Sustainable Tax and Accounting Reporting in Building a New Tax Culture
- ISBN 978-3-7258-4837-9 (Hardback)
- ISBN 978-3-7258-4838-6 (PDF)
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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Sustainable Tax and Accounting Reporting in Building a New Tax Culture that was published in
The Sustainable Development Goals will be achieved through the improved mobilization of tax revenues and the transformation of tax culture among taxpayers (both institutional and individual). Taxpayers are exposed to an increasing complexity of regulations and policies, new technologies, and new reporting demands from international organizations, which exert pressure on them to transparently report, affecting the strategization and implementation of tax compliance. It is expected that greater transparency and fairness in the global taxation system, which must be sustainable oriented, will be achieved through numerous tax and accounting reporting standards that have been adopted recently by various international professional institutions. Companies are required to adhere to tax laws and also have a duty to their stakeholders and communities to fulfill the expectations of effective tax governance. Meanwhile, for individual taxpayers, new mechanisms are being established to promote tax-sustainable behaviour. The Reprint 'Sustainable Tax and Accounting Reporting in Building a New Tax Culture' is interested in ideas about sustainable tax systems and standards, sustainable accounts reporting, tax auditing, tax aggressiveness, tax compliance, tax strategy and governance, tax risk management, sustainable tax behaviour and tax culture.