11TH COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS CONFERENCE
The success and growth of ATAF is an attribution of the fundamental commitment and devotion of its member countries and the pivotal role of its country focal persons known as the Country Correspondents.
ATAF Country Correspondents sit at the heart of membership engagement by facilitating ATAF’s exertion and technical assistance to its member states, by ensuring seamless communication between their administrations and the ATAF Secretariat; this significantly contributes to enhancing awareness of ATAF activities; and working as facilitators of ATAF activities when hosted at their home fronts.
DEFINING ENVIRONMENTAL
TAXES DEFINED
Environmental taxation is fast becoming a priority on every country’s fiscal agenda. However, it is likely to be introduced at varying speeds, depending on each country’s level of economic development.
A delivery and assessment partnership based on a formal agreement between ATAF and the recipient country with joint ownership and responsibility for scoping programmes, implementation, milestones, assessment, programme completion dates, evaluation of outcomes and impact analysis
The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) is pleased to invite young researchers for the capacity building workshop on research methods scheduled to take place from 28th March to 1st April 2022, virtually on zoom.
This is an opportunity for officers working in tax administrations, students, academics, and consultants...
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The ATAF’s Tax Administration Library (TAL) aims at providing African tax administrations with a platform to showcase and share amongst themselves and to the world their good practices, experiences and knowledge in tax matters.
ATAF’s Cross-border Taxation Technical Committee (CBT) met on Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 to reflect on some of the challenges and opportunities deriving from last year’s global agreement on the taxation of the digital economy.
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