Critical contraints for disable entrepreneurs: fiscal and economic-organizative factors

  • Esteban Lloret N
  • Portillo Navarro M
  • Rubio Bañón A
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Abstract

In this study, the analysis of the situation of the entrepreneurship of people with disabilities is analyzed, in order to identify the main differential elements that suppose an economic, fiscal and organizational barrier or obstacle. Through the case study methodology, it is evaluated if these obstacles are more significant in people with disabilities. The results of the analysis of the respondents' answers allow us to conclude that the intensity with which some of these factors condition the entrepreneurial activity of people with disabilities is noticeably higher. Likewise, from the study, it is deduced that the economic sector, the access to financing, the legal form of the company, as well as the need for adequate taxation, are elements that are configured as essential when analyzing the principal issues that affect the entrepreneur with a disability.

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Esteban Lloret, N. N., Portillo Navarro, M. J., & Rubio Bañón, A. (2019). Critical contraints for disable entrepreneurs: fiscal and economic-organizative factors. Suma de Negocios, 10(22), 65–71. https://doi.org/10.14349/sumneg/2019.v10.n22.a9

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