Evaluating the Impact of Transparency in the Enforcement of Land Use Regulatory Frameworks in the Rural-Urban Fringe of Osogbo, Nigeria
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Property Market Transparency and Property Market, Legal Framework Enforcement, Land Use RegulatoryAbstract
The factors affecting the transparency features were; low-efficiency costs on property tax are a critical factor in assessing the transparency and fairness of real estate tax, the nature of the revenue instrument and policy choices or tax administration affect the level of market transparency, high cost to citizens of getting complete information on their total tax burden.
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