Add to ORKGUsing South Africa as a case study, this paper examines the gender dimensions of taxation policy. We show that although tax reform in the post-1994 period has removed explicit biases in the taxation system, women continue to be discrimination against through a range of implicit biases. Ironically, the tax reforms based on removing discrimination against women have resulted in those women who are the most economically vulnerable continuing to pay a disproportionately large share of taxes
This ICTD Summary Brief is the sixth in our six special research synthesis pieces, produced at the e...
Women’s equal participation in an economy means they pay and benefit from fair taxes. Given that gen...
In the 1980s the Australian Personal Income Tax was highly progressive and family payments were univ...
M.Com. (South African and International Taxation)Tax policy is important on many levels. It directly...
This paper explores the equity implications of indirect or consumption taxes from a gender perspecti...
The role of taxation in gender inequality is something that is perhaps not considered earnestly enou...
Economic reforms affect men and women differently. In South Africa, gender and racial disparities st...
There is a limited, but growing body of literature on the gender effects of taxation. Most of the st...
the paper examines the gender dimensions of personal income tax (PIT) in Uganda with an eye on the p...
This paper presents a gender analysis of the South African government\u27s proposed new policy on in...
Equality, including gender equality, is a fundamental principle of the South African constitution. T...
This volume takes a critical look at the gender of tax policy around the world. Contributors based i...
Since the 1990's, Uganda system has undergone various reforms. However, both tax policies and reform...
In this paper we examine market taxation in Dar es Salaam from a gender perspective. We do not find ...
Since the 1990’s, Uganda tax system has undergone various reforms. However, both tax policies and re...
This ICTD Summary Brief is the sixth in our six special research synthesis pieces, produced at the e...
Women’s equal participation in an economy means they pay and benefit from fair taxes. Given that gen...
In the 1980s the Australian Personal Income Tax was highly progressive and family payments were univ...
M.Com. (South African and International Taxation)Tax policy is important on many levels. It directly...
This paper explores the equity implications of indirect or consumption taxes from a gender perspecti...
The role of taxation in gender inequality is something that is perhaps not considered earnestly enou...
Economic reforms affect men and women differently. In South Africa, gender and racial disparities st...
There is a limited, but growing body of literature on the gender effects of taxation. Most of the st...
the paper examines the gender dimensions of personal income tax (PIT) in Uganda with an eye on the p...
This paper presents a gender analysis of the South African government\u27s proposed new policy on in...
Equality, including gender equality, is a fundamental principle of the South African constitution. T...
This volume takes a critical look at the gender of tax policy around the world. Contributors based i...
Since the 1990's, Uganda system has undergone various reforms. However, both tax policies and reform...
In this paper we examine market taxation in Dar es Salaam from a gender perspective. We do not find ...
Since the 1990’s, Uganda tax system has undergone various reforms. However, both tax policies and re...
This ICTD Summary Brief is the sixth in our six special research synthesis pieces, produced at the e...
Women’s equal participation in an economy means they pay and benefit from fair taxes. Given that gen...
In the 1980s the Australian Personal Income Tax was highly progressive and family payments were univ...