mohammad tavakoli; shokrollah khajavi; hashem vali pour
Abstract
Subject and Purpose of the Article: This research studied external accountability gap of tax affairs organization from the viewpoint of academic society, great taxpayers and the government through applying Servqula model. Research Method: Statistical society includes faculty members, ...
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Subject and Purpose of the Article: This research studied external accountability gap of tax affairs organization from the viewpoint of academic society, great taxpayers and the government through applying Servqula model. Research Method: Statistical society includes faculty members, CFOs and governmental experts which 156 samples of these three stakeholders were selected by sampling method and questionnaire distributed among them. Dependent t-test for paired samples and one way-analysis of variance test were utilized to test the hypotheses. Research Findings: Results show that there is a deeper gap in external and ethical accountability of National Tax organization from faculty members and CFOs' viewpoints. Besides, there is a deeper gap in financial, performance, democratic and political accountability from faculty members viewpoints in compare with two other strata. Conclusion, Originality and its Contribution to the Knowledge: Thus, tax affairs organization must fill the external gap toward academic society and major taxpayers and on the other hand does its best to improve accountability condition of the Organization.