SETTING STANDARDS. DELIVERING RESULTS
We deliver expert training on tax rules, governance, policy making, legislative drafting, curbing illicit financial flows, and linking the digital economy to tax for government, civil society, and business. Our programmes build real competence across all aspects of modern tax systems and deliver measurable results.
Trained the Angola Revenue Administration on QDMTT and revenue assessment of petroleum companies to determine tax compliance.
Trained Bhutan's Members of Parliament, Department of Revenue and Customs on taxing the digital economy, identifying illicit financial flows and linking taxation to the achievement of the SDGs
Trained Djibouti Revenue Authority and Ministry of Education on developing tax policies to address SDG 4 - Quality Education
Trained Eswatini's Ministry of Finance, Eswatini Revenue Service and the Revenue Appeals Tribunal of Eswatini on international taxation and transfer pricing rules.
Trained Ghana's Ministry of Finance and Ghana Revenue Administration on aligning tax policy to the achievement of the SDGs and curbing IFFs, auditing their tax measures and proposing new tax measures to achieve SDG 4- quality education.
Ttrained the Premier Tax Office of the Kenya Revenue Authority on financial planning and wealth management strategies by the high-net-worth individuals, to support them in drafting their HNWI tax compliance risk profiling strategy and creating a checklist to support their investigation and tackling illicit financial flows.
Trained Lebanon's Ministry of Finance and Tax and Customs on assessing the extent to which their tax system enables income and wealth inequality and supported them in developing new tax measures to achieve SDG 10- reducing inequalities.
Trained Malawi Revenue Authority on spotting tax avoidance schemes and maximising on tax compliance.
Tained Sri Lankan prosecutors, Financial Intelligence Unit, customs officials, and Ministry of Finance on investigating IFFs and prosecution strategies.
Trained Tanzania Revenue Authority, and Ministry of Finance on the taxation of the digital economy and how to implement digital service taxation.
Trained Uzbekistan's Ministry of Economy Planning and Finance and the State Tax Committee on aligning tax policy with the SDGs and curbing IFFs, on eliminating double taxation with respect to Islamic financial instruments and on structuring green sukuk.
Trained Zimbabwean officers from FIU, immigration, prosecutors and customs on IFFs and AfCFTA implications concerning cross border trade.
Trained over 70 participants on spotting red flags when reading debt contracts and developing advocacy strategies for public awareness.
Trained over 90 feminists on understanding the basics of taxation, international tax rules and illicit financial flows.
Trained participants on understanding forms of wealth, approaches to taxing wealth and wealth management strategies used to avoid taxation.
Trained over 150 participants on the impact of cross border trade policies, WTO rules on women informal traders and issues around tax injustices.
Trained over 100 participants from civil society, media and youth groups on understanding the legal foundation of debt.
Trained over 80 participants on understanding the transfer pricing rules and their abuse.
Delivered a lecture on the problem of illicif financial flows, tax treaty abuses and impact on tax systems.
Delivered a lecture on digital health governance and problems emerging around surveillance and data colonialism.
Delivered a master class on the interconnections between taxation, digitalisation and financing the SDGs.
Explaining how illicit finance moves trans-nationally
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