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Training Kenya's Tax Appeals Tribunal

March 2024 began on a high note for us at CFS. Our team led the training of Kenya’s Tax Appeals Tribunal members (29 Jan to 2 Feb). Our training focused on domestic taxation, statutory interpretation and tax judgement writing. This is the first part of the training with several more on advanced taxation which will be taught together with our partners International Lawyers Project (ILP) in the next months. The purpose of the training was to advance the technical understanding of members of the TAT in these areas. Industry experts were also invited to the training to share tax as practised with the participants.

 

 

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Joint Workshop with UNCTAD to Support the Young Scholars Initiative

On 6-7 September 2024 we kicked off our CFS workshop in partnership with UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)’s Young Scholars Initiative. We hosted 16 African researchers to share their works under the theme state, society and economy. We had excellent panels framed around country case studies with intervention from Lyla Latif, PhD Parita Shah Joan A. Atim Radha Upadhyaya Fadhel Kaboub, Geraldine Sibanda and Thereza Reis.

Snippet: Closing remarks delivered by Dr. Radha Upadhyaya

 

 

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UN Tax Convention

On April 23rd, 2024, we brought together a powerhouse panel of experts, including Nara F. Monkam Alex Cobham Lurit Yugusuk and Mukasiri Sibanda to dissect what the 'The UN Tax Convention' as A New Path for Global Tax Fairness should take into consideration. Moderated by Polycarp Okumu this discussion was an exploration of what a truly inclusive and equitable global tax regime could look like.

 

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Research Retreat and Writing Workshop

November 2024 (TBC)