The Prevention of the Crime of tax Fraud in Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7843296Keywords:
tax fraud, crime, default, taxpayerAbstract
A major problem currently facing the Mexican tax authority is tax fraud by taxpayers. Crime that is configured by the breach of tax obligation by the taxpayer by not making the corresponding tax payment. This refusal by the taxpayer to contribute to public spending, has as its main cause the mismanagement of taxes by rulers. The authorities must generate actions that encourage the taxpayer to comply with their tax obligations, thus avoiding evasion and the configuration of criminal actions.
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