International Tax Update May 2018 – Prof Dr Daniel N Erasmus will be in attendance

 

Trends in International Taxation: An African Perspective

Why attend?

  • IBFD’s Africa Tax Symposium is an excellent opportunity to increase your knowledge and strengthen your network.
  • This year’s programme will focus on the most challenging tax issues of today, such as the impact of the Multilateral Instrument on bilateral tax treaties, challenges of the digital economy in an African taxation context, transfer pricing and indirect tax challenges in Africa, global exchange of information and tax transparency in the post-BEPS era, and much more.
  • These key topics will be brought to life by an outstanding selection of over 20 expert speakers from prestigious local and international organizations.

> The full programme can be downloaded here

Where: Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort, Mombasa, Kenya
When: Wednesday 9 May – Friday 11 May 2018 (Pre-Symposium Tuesday 8 May: Arrival, Registration and Cocktail Reception)
Contribution fee: USD 350 / EUR 300

PLEASE NOTE: Should you require a letter of invitation for your visa application, please send an email to info@ibfd-conferences.org including your first name, last name, job title, company and country.

Sign up to our pre-symposium course
IBFD Masterclass: Selected Issues in International Tax Structuring in Africa

Where: Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort, Mombasa, Kenya
When: Monday 7 – Tuesday 8 May 2018
Contribution fee: USD 1,200 / EUR 1,000
Last chance to register with the 30{780f53c297e2c008074d23b865a0ce0b35a4f08852d8e1e49466a5a902c4e44e} early bird discount

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