Resumen
This work reviews theory and empirical evidence, first of the seminal neoclassical model of taxation from Allingham and Sandmo (1972) and then of “Tax Morale” which is the broad concept that groups taxpayer’s non-pecuniary nor legally enforced reasons to pay taxes.
Nota
We are grateful to participants at the II Annual Congress of Behavioral Economics and Finance at the University of Lima for helpful comments and research assistance from María Alvarado.