Tax non-compliance is an area of concern for all government and tax authorities, and it willrncontinue to be an important issue that must be addressed. Regardless of time and place, the mainrnissue faced by all tax authorities is that it has never been easy to persuade all taxpayers torncomply with the regulations of a tax system. The objective of this study is to examine therninfluence of tax education on the compliance attitude of tax payers. To achieve this objective, arnquantitative research approach is used. Both experimental and survey methods of data collectionrnare used in this study. As this study’s objective is to explore how provision of tax educationrninfluences tax compliance attitude of tax payers, experimental data was collected throughrnquestionnaire twice. One at the beginning before respondents attend tax course and second atrnthe completion of the experiment i.e. after attending the tax course. Survey data are collectedrnusing questionnaire distributed to real taxpayers. The results indicated that tax compliance isrninfluenced by tax education. The results of this study can inform policymakers on the extent tornwhich tax knowledge is important in voluntary compliance