O corpo e imposição do ideal de beleza feminino: reflexos da desigualdade de gênero no sistema tributário para as mulheres inseridas no mercado de trabalho

Abstract

Gender inequality is still part of the daily lives of women around the world and goes far beyond what is analyzed by society. The lack of equality between men and women enters the legal system and has repercussions on the national tax system, translating into an implicit aspect of the economic system for the maintenance of inequality. Based on this assertion, the present work aims to verify if the capitalist, through the incarceration of the female body, promotes an unattainable beauty as a way of difficulty in inserting and maintaining women in the labor market, and if taxation has fundamental work for public gender inequality, through the tributation of products and services for women. The general objective is to analyze the capitalist imposition of beauty on women in the labor market and the tax implications in the perpetuation of gender inequality in terms of female consumer products. To achieve the objective, the qualitative approach and deductive research method was used, through documental researches of sociological texts and legal. The procedure adopted was the historical-sociological procedure method. Regarding research soucers, the technique used was a bibliographic research, through analysis of books and academic works on the proposed theme. In instance, it was found that the national tax system burdens Brazilian women more, especially those submitted to the labor market, who need more expensive products and services to stay employed because of the beauty myth.