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NEXUS Poll Results: Raising revenues in the informal sector
PRETORIA – The African Tax Administration Forums (ATAF) conducted a poll on social media platforms Twitter and LinkedIn to ask the question ‘COVID-19 showed the disparities in Africa. How can revenues be raised from the informal sector?’
OUTCOME STATEMENT: 6th High-Level Tax Policy Dialogue recommends African governments to implement progressive investment-related reforms to leverage AfCFTA
The NEXUS meeting urged African governments to implement progressive investment-related reforms to increase local and international trade that will leverage AfCFTA and boost Domestic Resource Mobilisation.
ATAF Cross Border Taxation Technical Committee elects new leader amid ongoing discussions on the proposed global tax rules
The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF)’s 29th Cross Border Taxation (CBT) Technical Committee Meeting unanimously elected Ms Mercy Mbithi from the Kenya Revenue Authority as the Chair of the CBT.
New study by ATAF tackles gender inequality in Africa’s tax sector
A new study published by ATAF delves into gender considerations in the development of tax policies in member countries as a first step towards achieving tax parity across genders.
Eswatini Revenue Service empowered to audit the telecommunication sector
The training provided the tax auditors with a deeper understanding of the sector which will enable them to effectively audit the telecommunication sector.
ATAF’s Logan Wort stresses the importance of tax transparency
Speaking at the 11th Africa Initiative meeting in Nairobi Kenya, Mr. Wort noted that the continent has been negatively affected by tax transparency on IFFs disproportionate to the rest of the world.
ATAF and the Institute for Austrian and International Tax Law conclude a Memorandum Of Agreement
The first major event in the pipeline is a joint technical and consultative webinar, which will be held on 23 June 2022, and will engage experts on the African continent to provide input into the first draft of the background paper for the project and the draft agenda.
Decrease in taxpayer compliance costs with the establishment of Madagascar RA’s new national call centre
In order to improve tax revenue mobilization, the Madagascar Revenue Authority has embarked on a series of legislative, administrative, and institutional reforms in recent years.
Do Resource-Rich Countries Get a Fair Share of Mineral Exports? Insights from their governments
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ATAF prepares for African Multidisciplinary Tax Journal V2
The second volume of the AMTJ contains 16 papers, featuring 27 authors from diverse backgrounds including African Tax administrations, Ministries of Finance, academia, policymakers private sector, and researchers.
OP-ED: The global tax game is changing, here’s how
2022 commenced with countries who have signed the Inclusive Framework agreement of October 2021 scrambling to attend a deluge of Inclusive Framework meetings with the purpose of designing the new rules agreed to in October, writes ATAF’s Thulani Shongwe.