Abstract
Elea Wurth and Valerie Braithwaite consider the relationship between a taxpayer and a tax practitioner as a micro social process that is affected by social forces. The chapter offers an overview of several models of interaction between taxpayers and tax practitioners, along with an integrated framework for a broader study of the tax avoidance industry. Using a survey of over 1,000 practitioners preparing and lodging returns for clients with the Australian Taxation Office, the authors identify a number of factors that influence the behaviour of a tax practitioner and that can be used to change this behaviour.
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