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The aim of this study is to achieve a better understanding of risk management as practised by tax
administrations of developed countries and to ascertain what prevents the developing countries from
managing risks efficiently and effectively. Tax administrations are faced with challenges to ensure
voluntary compliance with the tax law. Compliance risk that is generally faced by tax administrations in
relation to the implementation of the Self-Assessment System (SAS) is further explored. A well-designed
risk management strategy enables tax administrations to manage risks efficiently whilst reducing
administrative costs in the process.
This research focuses on an exploration of the types of internal and external risks faced by tax
administrations. Furthermore, the European Commission (EC), Organisation for Economic Co-operation
and Development (OECD) and Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have proposed a Compliance Risk
Management framework as a guideline for tax administrations to manage risk.
Keywords: Tax compliance, risk management, Tax administrations

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