Tax professionals' perception of tax system complexity: Some preliminary empirical evidence from Portugal

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This work is cataloged in the Scientific Portal. Officially published in eJournal of Tax Research (2015). Referenced as: "Borrego, Ana Clara; Loo, E.C.; Lopes, C.M.M.; Ferreira, C.M.S.".

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Tax complexity tax noncompliance Chartered accountants Tax professionals Taxation

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Venue / Journal / Book eJournal of Tax Research

Volume & Issue Vol. 13 (No. 1)

Pagination Pages 824 - 864

Publication Venue / Conference Australia

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Ana Clara da Conceição Borrego Investigador

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Borrego, Ana Clara; Loo, E.C.; Lopes, C.M.M.; Ferreira, C.M.S.

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