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FACULTY OF ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
TAXATION (CONTINUED)
Jankeeparsad RW, Jankeeparsad T, and Nienaber SG. 2016. Acceptance of the electronic method of ling tax returns by South African taxpayers: an exploratory study. In Journal of Economic and Financial Sciences, 9(1), pp 120-136.
le Roux N, and Schoeman AH. 2016. A comparative analysis of the design of special economic zones: the case of South Africa, Malaysia and Indonesia. In Journal of Economic and Financial Sciences, 9(3), pp 749-768.
Rosid A, Evans C, and Tran-Nam B. 2016. Do perceptions of corruption in uence personal income taxpayer reporting behaviour? Evidence from Indonesia. In eJournal of Tax Research, 14(2), pp 387-425. http://hdl.handle.net/2263/58431.
Smulders SA, Stiglingh M, Franzsen RCD, and Fletcher L. 2016. Determinants of internal tax compliance costs: evidence from South Africa. In Journal of Economic and Financial Sciences, 9(3), pp 714-729.
Tran-Nam B, Evans C, Krever R, and Lignier P. 2016. Managing tax complexity: The state of play after Henry. In Economic papers [Australia], 35(4), pp 347-358.
van Oordt ML. 2016. A nutritional goods and a complete consumer demand system estimation for South Africa using actual price data. In South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences, 19(4), pp 615-629.
van Oordt T, and Fischer (Mulder) I. 2016. Implementing basic e-learning tools into an undergraduate taxation curriculum. In Meditari:Accountancy Research, 24(3), pp 341-367.
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Steyn TL, and Stiglingh M. 2016. The complexity of tax simpli cation: experiences from South Africa. In The complexity of tax simpli cation: Experiences from around the world. Palgrave MacMillan.
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