Peggy A Hite
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4115113 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Peggy A Hite |
| NOMBRES | Peggy A |
| APELLIDO | Hite |
| FIRMA | HITE P A |
| AFILIACIONES | Indiana University Bloomington |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 52 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Framing, gender and tax compliance
An Investigation of Moral Suasion and Vertical Equity Arguments on Intended Taxpayer Noncompliance
A statewide telephone survey was used to obtain data on self‐reports of hypothetical prize income. One‐third of the subjects were read a moral argument, one‐third were read information on the level of taxes paid by the “wealthy,” and one‐third of the subjects were treated as the control group. Both the moral and the wealthy‐pay arguments increased compliance for some of the subjects. There was no apparent backlash effect from the moral argument a…
The Effect of Practitioner Recommendations on the Tax Judgments of Small Business Owners and Managers
This study addresses conflicting results between prior research documenting a client demand for aggressive practitioner‐prepared returns and research establishing taxpayer preferences for accurate returns and cautious reporting behavior. Rather than rely on practitioner reports of client aggressiveness, the tax reporting preferences of clients are examined in afield experiment mailed to small businesses across the country. After subjects had indi…
Understanding Attitudes Toward Progressive Taxation
Journal Article UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDES TOWARD PROGRESSIVE TAXATION Get access MICHAEL L. ROBERTS, MICHAEL L. ROBERTS MICHAEL L. ROBERTS is Price Waterhouse Visiting Tax Professor and associate professor, Culverhouse School of Accountancy, University of Alabama, PEGGY A. HITE is associate professor in the School of Business of Indiana University, CASSIE F. BRADLEY is assistant professor, School of Accountancy, Auburn University. They acknowledge …
Progressive Taxation, Fairness, and Compliance
This paper examines the preferences for income tax progressivity, other tax fairness issues, and tax compliance of a national sample of nearly six hundred heads of U.S. households. The results reveal that mean public preferences for fair tax burdens are close to actual effective tax rates; however, the similarity between average preferred and actual effective tax rates masks an underlying schism between three groups: (I) those who believe tax rat…
An examination of the impact of subject selection on hypothetical and self-reported taxpayer noncompliance
Understanding Attitudes Toward Progressive Taxation
Journal Article UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDES TOWARD PROGRESSIVE TAXATION Get access MICHAEL L. ROBERTS, MICHAEL L. ROBERTS MICHAEL L. ROBERTS is Price Waterhouse Visiting Tax Professor and associate professor, Culverhouse School of Accountancy, University of Alabama, PEGGY A. HITE is associate professor in the School of Business of Indiana University, CASSIE F. BRADLEY is assistant professor, School of Accountancy, Auburn University. They acknowledge …
Framing, gender and tax compliance
Progressive Taxation, Fairness, and Compliance
This paper examines the preferences for income tax progressivity, other tax fairness issues, and tax compliance of a national sample of nearly six hundred heads of U.S. households. The results reveal that mean public preferences for fair tax burdens are close to actual effective tax rates; however, the similarity between average preferred and actual effective tax rates masks an underlying schism between three groups: (I) those who believe tax rat…
An examination of the impact of subject selection on hypothetical and self-reported taxpayer noncompliance
The Effect of Practitioner Recommendations on the Tax Judgments of Small Business Owners and Managers
This study addresses conflicting results between prior research documenting a client demand for aggressive practitioner‐prepared returns and research establishing taxpayer preferences for accurate returns and cautious reporting behavior. Rather than rely on practitioner reports of client aggressiveness, the tax reporting preferences of clients are examined in afield experiment mailed to small businesses across the country. After subjects had indi…
An examination of the impact of subject selection on hypothetical and self-reported taxpayer noncompliance
Understanding Attitudes Toward Progressive Taxation
Journal Article UNDERSTANDING ATTITUDES TOWARD PROGRESSIVE TAXATION Get access MICHAEL L. ROBERTS, MICHAEL L. ROBERTS MICHAEL L. ROBERTS is Price Waterhouse Visiting Tax Professor and associate professor, Culverhouse School of Accountancy, University of Alabama, PEGGY A. HITE is associate professor in the School of Business of Indiana University, CASSIE F. BRADLEY is assistant professor, School of Accountancy, Auburn University. They acknowledge …
Progressive Taxation, Fairness, and Compliance
This paper examines the preferences for income tax progressivity, other tax fairness issues, and tax compliance of a national sample of nearly six hundred heads of U.S. households. The results reveal that mean public preferences for fair tax burdens are close to actual effective tax rates; however, the similarity between average preferred and actual effective tax rates masks an underlying schism between three groups: (I) those who believe tax rat…
The Effect of Practitioner Recommendations on the Tax Judgments of Small Business Owners and Managers
This study addresses conflicting results between prior research documenting a client demand for aggressive practitioner‐prepared returns and research establishing taxpayer preferences for accurate returns and cautious reporting behavior. Rather than rely on practitioner reports of client aggressiveness, the tax reporting preferences of clients are examined in afield experiment mailed to small businesses across the country. After subjects had indi…
An Investigation of Moral Suasion and Vertical Equity Arguments on Intended Taxpayer Noncompliance
A statewide telephone survey was used to obtain data on self‐reports of hypothetical prize income. One‐third of the subjects were read a moral argument, one‐third were read information on the level of taxes paid by the “wealthy,” and one‐third of the subjects were treated as the control group. Both the moral and the wealthy‐pay arguments increased compliance for some of the subjects. There was no apparent backlash effect from the moral argument a…
Framing, gender and tax compliance
Taxation and Compliance Studies (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Corporate Taxation and Avoidance (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Actuarial science (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)