TAXES AND PERFORMANCE OF FEMALE ENTREPRENUERS IN OTUOKE
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This research explores the intricate relationship between taxation and performance of female entrepreneurs in otuoke. The study delves into the unique challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in this region and examines how tax policies and practices affect their businesses and strategic choices.
Through a comprehensive analysis of quantitative and qualitative data collected from female entrepreneurs in Otuoke, this study investigates the tax burdens, compliance costs, and their impact on financial and operational decisions. Additionally, it explores the role of taxation in shaping women’s perceptions of entrepreneurship and their participation in the formal economy.
The findings of this research highlight the critical role of tax policies in influencing the success and sustainability of female-led businesses in Otuoke. It sheds light on the specific challenges faced by women entrepreneurs in navigating the tax landscape and the implications for their strategic choices. This study contributes to the broader discourse on gender and entrepreneurship, offering insights that can inform policy changes aimed at promoting gender equality and economic empowerment in Otuoke and similar contexts.
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