Resumen
Taxes are the largest revenue source in addition to oil and gas. In the era of Indonesia's tax reform, the tax collection system is set to a self-assessment system, which gives full trust to the taxpayer to calculate, pay, and report all taxes that become his obligations. One of the obstacles that may hinder the effectiveness of tax collection is tax compliance. This is happened in every region in Indonesia, including in the Manado City and Minahasa District, which has a decrease tendency of tax compliance since 2010 until 2014 based on the data from the Dinas Pendapatan Daerah Kota Manado (Local Revenue Office of Manado City) and Dinas Pendapatan Daerah Kabupaten Minahasa (Local Revenue Office of Minahasa District). As tax authorities, these offices tried to uphold the norms of taxation by applying administrative sanctions such as fines for taxpayers who are late paying taxes in accordance with the district?s legislation, but it has not been able to increase tax compliance in paying taxes. Therefore, this study is aimed to analyze the influence of the attitude of the taxpayer on the implementation of financial penalties on tax compliance, the service tax authorities on tax compliance, and tax awareness on tax compliance. By using qualitative research methods with multiple linear regression, this study concluded that the attitude of taxpayer on the implementation of financial penalties affect tax compliance, service tax authorities did not affect tax compliance, and awareness of tax affect tax compliance. Keywords : Tax Compliance, Tax Authorities, Tax Awareness.