Strategic levers for improving personal income tax compliance among key opinion consumers and individual business owners on TikTok e-commerce

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Authors: Thanh Hai Nguyen Thi, The Nu Tran, Ta Quang Binh, Thu Hang Tran
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Abstract

This study investigates the factors affecting personal income tax (PIT) compliance among key opinion consumers (KOCs) and individual business owners on the TikTok e-commerce platform in Vietnam. Employing a quantitative research approach and survey data, the study utilizes multivariate regression analysis to examine the impacts of tax policy and legal framework, the quality of tax authority services, taxpayer awareness, knowledge, and behavior, and other socio-economic factors on PIT compliance. The results reveal that all four factors significantly influence tax compliance, with taxpayer awareness, knowledge, and behavior exerting the strongest effect. Based on these findings, the study proposes several practical recommendations, including enhancing tax education and communication, improving the quality of tax services, refining tax policies, and reducing compliance costs for small businesses. These recommendations aim to support tax authorities and policymakers in improving PIT compliance, ensuring stable government revenue, and promoting sustainable economic development in Vietnam’s digital economy (Nu et al., 2025; Fadillah et al., 2022).

Fields of Study & Subjects

Taxation and Compliance Studies Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Health Technology Consumer Behavior

Publication details

Journal / source
Corporate and Business Strategy Review
Publisher
Virtus Interpress
Volume
7
Issue
1
Pages
284–284
Publication date
13 February 2026