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The informal sector, the "implicit" social contract, the willingness to pay taxes and tax compliance in Zimbabwe

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The informal economy has grown considerably in Zimbabwe due to the extended economic and political crisis in the …. Consequently, Zimbabwe introduced the presumptive tax in 2005 which has been gradually extended to increasing classes of informal … pay tax regardless of whether they do not earn any income. This paper interrogates the design of Zimbabwe`s presumptive …

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The informal economy and collective cooperation in India : lessons from Ela Bhatt

Sinha, Pravin - 2021

Increasing informality and inequality have been recognised as the two primary outcomes of the twenty-first century globalisation. With growing intensity of the two problems, the world seems to be returning to the nineteenth-century precarious conditions in the world of work. Absence of...

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