A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF INDIVIDUALS' TAX COMPLIANCE ON GOVERNMENT REVENUE AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Taxes are very important for the economic growth of a country. When the government creates these tax laws and people follow them, the government helps to finance public services and infrastructure projects. Trust in the government's tax system is important in determining whether people are willing to pay taxes. This paper focuses on the relationship between trust in government and tax compliance, which affects this willingness. It also examines how the level of trust in government affects tax compliance, which in turn affects national economic performance. This study examines the mechanisms by which trust enhances voluntary tax compliance, reduces tax evasion, and promotes a positive economic climate. This paper examines factors such as government transparency, accountability, and public services to assess the impact of trust in government on tax policymaking, public administration, and broader economic growth. Improving tax compliance plays a critical role in promoting national economic development. When individuals and businesses comply with tax laws, government revenues increase, providing funding for public investment in infrastructure, services, and social programs. Increased public resources contribute to economic growth, improve the well-being of citizens, and support long-term development. Therefore, stronger tax compliance is essential for sustainable economic development.