A note on perceptions of loan duration and repayment

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Previous research was conducted on the impact of supplementary information on debtors' perceptions of loan duration. Such studies are based on the theory that estimates of loan duration and repayment periods are rendered more accurate given information about interest rates. Estimation of loan durations among three different samples are compared in the presence of mean monthly interest payments, total interest charges and annual rate of interest. The results confirm persistent underestimation of loan durations, but showed that more experienced debtors were more accurate than younger respondents.

Students, Payment, Student loans

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Tax compliance within the context of gain and loss situations, expected and current asset position, and profession

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Research examining attitudes of tax evaders is presented. Particular attention is given to analysing the results of a survey of fifty-nine business entrepreneurs and sixty self-employed individuals. A link between asset position and tax compliance is established.

Taxation, Self-employed persons, Self employed persons

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A closer look at the relation between tax complexity and tax equity perceptions

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Research examining the impact of tax complexity on the degree of income tax compliance is presented. Particular attention is given to analysing the results of an experiment testing the relationship between tax complexity and tax compliance.

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