0 someone who does not pay interest or other money that they owe, or who fails to do something that they should do by law:
This could also lead to 'churning' as defaulters re-enter the agency remit.
The credibility or trustworthiness of the revenue administration's sanctions against defaulters is important in this context.
Soldiers took part in tax-collecting campaigns, burning the huts of tax defaulters while powerless villagers could only stand and watch.
In addition, the electricity authority has not been able to uniformly enforce collection of dues from other defaulters.
The result was the defaulter was gaoled for a period of one to six weeks.
Defaulters were examined by the tax collectors who arranged for them to enlist with the mine labour recruiting agents, who paid tax for defaulters in advance of wages.
There is a credit authority that is able to prevent any attempts of a defaulter to obtain future credit and that can seize any security holdings.
The survey data support to some extent the proposition that the credibility of the enforcement mechanisms and the penalties imposed on defaulters affect citizens' compliance behaviour.
