Mhlanguli Nare
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Mhlanguli Nare is a legal scholar whose work sits at the intersection of tax law, technology, and social justice. His research critically examines how South Africa’s tax system can adapt to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, with a particular focus on the feasibility and design of a robot tax. In his most-cited paper, "Tax Policy Considerations for a Robot Tax in South Africa" (2024), Nare explores the policy implications of taxing automation to address rising inequality and job displacement. While still early in his career, his work has already garnered attention for its timely and provocative challenge to conventional tax frameworks. Nare’s contributions are notable for bridging technical tax policy with broader questions of economic fairness and technological disruption. His research is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of work, the ethics of automation, and the role of law in shaping a just digital economy. As a rising voice in African tax scholarship, Nare is poised to influence both academic debate and real-world policy decisions.
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- 1Tax Policy Considerations for a Robot Tax in South Africa3 citations · 2024