Last year our Africa Tax Summit focused on how African governments and companies can collaborate to address needed reforms to tax policies that will prepare the continent for the inevitable shift in trade routes post COVID-19.
As the world prepares for whatever form the “new normal” takes, and the focus turns back to sustainable economic growth, stakeholders in governments, tax administrators and businesses are asking a number of important questions, including: What role should they play to ensure that Africa is not left behind in the race to realign tax and trade policies? How can they collaborate to take advantage of the nascent recovery in trade and foreign direct investments to get Africa back on the growth trajectory?
Join us on 25–28 October 2021 as we explore avenues for government and businesses to address tax policies and how to prepare tax functions that will facilitate the reset of African businesses for growth post COVID-19.
Over the 4 days we will debate and engage speakers from business, government, multilateral organisations and EY subject-matter professionals
Presenters
Ekow Eghan
EY Africa Tax LeaderWebcast
Time your local time
25 October 2021
Day 1: Trading in the recovery
10:00 - 12:00 CAT; Driving growth post COVD-19 economy
15:00 – 17:00 CAT; FDI- A return to the growth trajectory
26 October 2021
Day 2: Towards a new Global Tax Framework
10:00 – 12:00 CAT; Global minimum tax: Will it be business as usual in Africa?
13:00 – 15:00 CAT; Trust: the road to voluntary tax compliance
27 October 2021
Day 3: The new horizon
10:00 – 12:00 CAT; The future of work
15:00 – 17:00 CAT; Supply chain in the reset
28 October 2021
Day 4: The new horizon
10:00 – 12:00 CAT; How green is your tax strategy?
15:00 – 17:00 CAT; Why your tax function needs a revamp