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This study explores the multifaceted challenges hindering the effective implementation of the Land Use Charge (LUC) in Edo State, Nigeria. Effective property taxation is crucial for local government revenue generation and service delivery, yet its implementation often faces significant obstacles. Firstly, This research aims to identify these barriers, focusing on three key objectives. First, it seeks to pinpoint the primary challenges to LUC implementation, considering factors such as administrative capacity, data management, valuation methodologies, and collection mechanisms. Secondly, the study examines the influence of public awareness and understanding on taxpayer compliance. It investigates how public perception, knowledge of the LUC, and trust in government affect willingness to pay. Finally, the research analyzes the role of state governance in the LUC implementation process. This includes an assessment of the legal framework, institutional capacity, political will, and the level of transparency and accountability within the relevant government agencies. By addressing these objectives, this study aims to provide insights into the specific challenges facing Edo State's LUC implementation and offer potential recommendations for improvement, ultimately contributing to more effective revenue generation and sustainable level
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