We aim to study the determinants of tax morale in Sub Saharan Africa using one of the first survey experiments on tax morale in this region. We will use a conjoint experiment, conveying a hypothetical scenario in which a person is required to pay income tax to the government. The experiment will test central determinants of tax morale such as fiscal exchange, government fairness, transparency of tax authorities and the government’s power to enforce tax laws. We will further make a novel contribution by incorporating the role of contributions to community goods into our experiment.