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Roundtable on conceptual and methodological advances in gender and taxation
Heure:
Vendredi, 07.07.2023:
13:50 - 15:40
Président(e) de session : Ceren Ozer
Salle:In-Person
UCT GSB Academic Conference Center
at Protea Hotel Cape Town Waterfront Breakwater Lodge
Présentations
Roundtable on conceptual and methodological advances in gender and taxation
Président(s) de session: Ozer, Ceren (World Bank)
Présentateur(s): Grown, Caren (Brookings Institute), Himmelweit, Sue (Open University), van den Boogaard, Vanessa (ICTD), Komatsu, Hitomi (World Bank)
The objectives of the Roundtable are to present a review of the conceptual framework on gender and taxation- including implicit and explicit gender bias framework, recent methodological and analytical advances in gender and taxation, knowledge gaps, and future research agenda.
Specifically, the objectives are:
1) To discuss the principles of assessing gender and taxation and how they can be applied to the societal functions of taxes.
2) To discuss a review of the conceptual frameworks on gender and taxation, including the implicit/explicit gender bias framework, and the possible pillars for a framework that considers emerging knowledge and methodologies in gender and taxation.
3) To present the existing literature and related debates on gender and tax in low-income countries, identify the knowledge gaps, and map broader issues that are relevant to understanding the gendered impacts of taxation, including whether other policies related to labour markets, social protection, and public services could target gender equity more directly.
4) To discuss why women’s constraints and gender gaps in labor, entrepreneurship, and digital gaps need to be considered in understanding women’s tax compliance and suggest ways to generate sex-disaggregated data and better evidence and research on gender and tax compliance.
