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The Concept of Tax Culture

In this article, Nerré’s concept of a national “tax culture” is presented. He suggests not to limit tax-cultural considerations to the side of taxpayers, but to widen its understanding by using an embeddedness approach considering the history of taxation and by that means explicating national tax-cultural diversity. In the course of continuing globalization two different kinds of disturbances to tax culture may be identified: tax culture shocks and tax culture lags.

26. October 2006

Authors Birger Nerré

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