Taxes allocated to Social Security (as an alternative option for marginalized and excluded employment)

Abstract

Abstract: In this study, we examine the economic role that the hidden sector can play in operating marginalized groups and excluded from the provisions of the law regulating economic, social and political reasons to include children, juveniles, women, immigrants, and displaced people because they have to work outside the law, or is the law excluded or excluded, or they evade its application, and from The state’s responsibility towards its citizens by inviting the government in its legislation to contribute the hidden sector as a social partner contributing to the process of economic and social development and achieving job opportunities for young people guaranteed by legal protection (social security), and A translator on the ground in effect the Labor Law in force No. (37) for the year 2015, his recognition of this hidden sector, but the obstacles presented to the research are the inability to pay contributions because of the inability of financial resources (income), and from the strategic frameworks directed to regulating the hidden economic sector and the inclusion of workers in protection Social is the imposition of taxes intended for social security purposes intended for marginalized and excluded groups.