THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION AND AWARENESS IN SHAPING TAX CULTURE
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tax culture, tax literacy, tax compliance, tax policy, education, awareness campaigns, tax administration.Abstract
This article analyzes the importance of education and awareness in the formation of tax culture. The study examines the concept of tax culture, its role in socio-economic development, and its significance in strengthening tax discipline. Special attention is given to the role of education in improving tax literacy and increasing public understanding of tax obligations. The research also evaluates the impact of awareness campaigns conducted by government institutions on the development of responsible taxpayer behavior.
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