Source of the picture of Jakarta Men[1]: https://www.sudquotidien.sn/thiak-thiak-dans-dakar-et-sa-banlieue-un-business-florissant-pour-les-jeunes/ Several studies have been conducted to assess tax compliance attitudes in Senegal. Petit and Jalles (2018)[2] assessed the reforms to mobilize revenue […]
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