Keywords
taxes
levies
tax evasion
taxation
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Abstract
The article is devoted to the foreign experience of fulfilling and complying with tax obligations. Also, within the scope of the topic, an analysis of scientific literature was presented, factors affecting the fulfillment of tax obligations were studied, and conclusions were drawn at the end of the research.
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