Time
15 Nov 2018 / 08:15 to 13:15
Event
Protea Hotel, 1141 Burnett Street, Hatfield, Pretoria
Public revenue
Inequality
Public research results meeting

Research that matters - stakeholder workshop

Under the SA-TIED programme qualified researchers have access to highly granular administrative tax datasets derived from South African Revenue Services’ data to answer important questions about tax policy and inequality in South Africa. SA-TIED is now requesting research proposals from qualified individuals or teams that would like to join the SA-TIED research programme and contribute to this effort. 

The call for research proposals will coincide with an engagement workshop to be held on 15 November, 2018 in Pretoria, South Africa. The workshop will be hosted by the Public revenue mobilization for inclusive development and Turning the tide on inequality work streams of the SA-TIED programme.

SA-TIED researchers will present here past and ongoing research on inequality and tax policy issues. They will explore areas for research advancement and share ideas with the broader research and policy making community for the future of this research. This will help to frame the request for research proposals and to answer questions from researchers hoping to join the SA-TIED programme.

Registration for the event is required and must be completed by 7 November, 2018.

The event schedule is below:

TimeActivityCHAIR
08:15 - 08:45Registration & tea 
08:45 - 09:00OpeningMurray Leibbrandt
09:00 – 10:30Landscape of the RFPCatherine Macleod
 Aroop ChatterjeePresentation
Understanding Wealth Inequality in South Africa
 
 Murray LeibbrandtPresentation 
Understanding the Top-end of the Income Distribution in South Africa
 
 Jukka Pirtillä and Rebone GcaboPresentation 
Tax Research in South Africa: Framing Paper
 
 Kezia Lilenstein and Amina EbrahimPresentation 
Gender and the South African Labour Market: Framing Paper
 
10:30 – 11:00Tea break and networking 
11:00 – 11:45Technical session PresentationJukka Pirttilä
 Data Availability (Charl van Schoor) 
 Employment Panel (Chris Axelson) 
 Current and Ongoing Research (Amina Ebrahim) 
11:45 – 12:20Q&AMurray Leibbrandt
12:20 – 12:30Closing remarksJukka Pirttilä
12:30 – 13:15Lunch