The 14th ATAF Country Correspondent Conference aims to bring together representatives from the 42 ATAF member countries and the Secretariat. This year’s CCC will focus inter alia on the 15 Years of ATAF’s Legacy project and enhancing the role of ATAF’s Country Correspondents in ensuring institutional continuity.
The ATAF Annual Meeting will take place in Cape Town, South Africa, from 31 October 2023 – 02 November 2023 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) in partnership with the South Africa Revenue Service (SARS).
The 2nd NTO Technical Conference will be held online and in Cape Town under the theme "Digitalisation of Tax Administrations and Contemporary Issues”, and is jointly organised by the Network of Tax Organisations (NTO) and the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF).
OFFICIAL RELEASE OF THE ATAF’s AFRICAN TAX OUTLOOK (ATO) PUBLICATION – 2022 EDITION
the Africa Tax Administration Forum and the Zambia Revenue Authority organize the Global Conference on the Future of Resources Taxation
The first ATAF Country Correspondent Conference is a critical event in the Secretariat’s planning process as it facilitates direct engagement between the Secretariat and its clients, the members.
This is the ATAF Women in Tax Network Dialogue which will take place virtually, via zoom on 15 February 2023.
The Conference, will bring together Heads and Senior Officials of African Tax Administrations and Ministries of Finance, representatives of international and continental organisations, and development partners, as well as those from the private sector and academic institutions working in the tax arena.
APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES IN TAX ADMINISTRATION AWARENESS AND INTRODUCTORY TRAINING (10th - 14th October, 2022)
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.
The key objective of the consultation is to have an interactive discussion with African countries on the key elements of the digital VAT toolkit relating to policy frameworks, legislation, administration, and operational infrastructure, to ensure we can tailor the Toolkit as closely as possible to the realities and challenges faced by African countries.
The key objective of the consultation is to have an interactive discussion with African countries on the key elements of the digital VAT toolkit relating to policy frameworks, legislation, administration, and operational infrastructure, to ensure we can tailor the Toolkit as closely as possible to the realities and challenges faced by African countries.
The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) in conjunction with Juta and Company Ltd will launch volume 2 of the African Multidisciplinary Tax Journal (AMTJ).
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.
The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) under the ATRN Programme in partnership with Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) cordially invites you to the 6th ATRN Congress scheduled to take place via Zoom Video Conferencing from 6th to 8th September 2021.
This webinar is the third and final of a series of three webinars that are being organised by the ICTD’s African Property Tax Initiative (APTI) in partnership with the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF). The webinar series is being held in the lead up to ATAF’s 6th African Tax Research Network (ATRN) Congress scheduled to take place in a Hybrid format from 6-8 September 2021 in Nairobi, Kenya (subject to health restrictions). and/or virtually via Zoom This year’s Congress is on the theme “Maximising property tax revenues through digitalisation,” and there is currently an open call for papers. See the details here and submit your paper by July 2nd, 2021. This event will be held on Zoom, with simultaneous translation between English, French, and Portuguese. Register in advance to receive the Zoom invitation link to join online. Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2021 Time: 9 am – 11 am Canada Eastern Time 1 pm – 3 pm GMT 2 pm – 4 pm GMT+1 (London, Brighton) 3 pm – 5 pm SAST Time 4 pm – 6 pm EAT (Nairobi, Kampala)
This webinar is the first of three that is being organised by the ICTD’s African Property Tax Initiative (APTI) in partnership with the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF).
The African Property Tax Initiative (APTI), in partnership with the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF), is pleased to announce a three-part webinar series to disseminate and exchange knowledge, methods, and best practices for effective property tax systems in Africa.
Convene the first African tax legal counsel network workshop
1st Research Webinar on contemporary research priorities
The 9th Country Correspondents Conference (CCC) for member countries will take place from 4 – 6 February 2020 in Abuja, Nigeria. The theme for the conference is "The Taxation of the Informal Sector in Africa." The purpose of this annual gathering of ATAF’s focal persons in member administrations is to afford participants the opportunity to reflect on and exchange views on the year that has elapsed and to discuss the activities that form part of the ATAF Workplan for 2020.
The African Tax Research Network (ATRN), hosted by the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF), is a platform of choice for African tax research that aims to facilitate African capacity for credible research in tax policy, administration, law and leadership. The ATRN was created to meet the need for identifying potential synergies and linkage areas between academics and tax officials from the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) member countries.
This is the bi-annual event brings together ATAF Member States, International organizations, Policy Makers, Academics and Civil Society Organisations to an International Conference on Tax on the continent. Of special importance this year, is that ATAF will mark a decade since its inception. It is therefore a great opportunity to have the climax celebrations during the 4th ICTA Conference. The theme for the 4th ICTA Conference will be “Innovation - Digitalisation and Harnessing Technology to Improve Tax Systems”.
You are invited to join us at the 8th Annual Africa Transfer Pricing Summit, proudly brought to you by the South African Institute of Tax Professionals, The Tax Faculty and The African Tax Administration Forum.
The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF), together with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA), and supported by the African Development Bank (AfDB) is organising the ATAF High-Level Tax Policy Dialogue: EnsuringAfrica’s place in the Taxation of the Digitial Economy. Following a successful mandate renewal by the membership of ATAF in last year’s annual event, this year, ATAF will be prioritising an African response to the taxation of the digital economy.
Heads of Tax Administrations will be presented with an opportunity to engage with their peers and share their country experiences on DRM and how to manage the challenges facing the African Countries.
The country Correspondent Conference is an important ATAF planning event during which delegates exchange perspectives on how to improve ATAF’s impact in their respective countries. The conference shall also review the activities and events planned for the year 2019, after discussing and drawing lessons from 2018.
The Conference, will bring together Heads and Senior Officials of African Tax Administrations and Ministries of Finance, representatives of international and continental organisations, and development partners, as well as those from the private sector and academic institutions working in the tax arena.
The African Tax Research Network (ATRN), hosted by the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF), is a platform of choice for African tax research that aims to facilitate African capacity for credible research in tax policy, administration, law and leadership. The ATRN was created to meet the need for identifying potential synergies and linkage areas between academics and tax officials from the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) member countries.