The first book to explore the phenomenon of tax evasion from an ethical perspective, filling the gap in the business ethics literature Incorporates insights from economics, finance, philosophy, law, psychology, religion, and sociology Features case studies from around the world
, illustrating the different ways individuals and corporations engage in tax evasion Explores the ethical arguments for and against tax evasion, examining issues such as fairness, justice, and the social contract Offers practical recommendations for policymakers, tax authorities, and individuals on how to address the problem of tax evasion in a more ethical manner Provides a comprehensive overview of the various theories of ethics and their implications for tax evasion, including utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics, and social contract theory.
