Event listings
If you would like your tax and development event considered for inclusion in the Make Tax Fair calendar, please send a link of the event to:
fairtaxmonitor@oxfamnovib.nl
Jan
18
Fri
Please help raise awareness about the growing global inequality by teaming up to organize an event with other allies in your country and let the organization know by downloading and filling out this form: Planning form
For more information and some ideas, please check out the planning guide.
Apr
11
Thu
Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) announced its exiting events coming up this year.
Is there space in your calendars for any or all of our exciting engagements this year?
We want to:
Support journalists to investigate IFFs in Africa.
Enhance CSOs’ capacity in taxation and advocacy.
Discuss key tax legislation issues with parliamentarians.
If yes, save the date, book your seats, sponsor participants or join us!
More on TJNA's website
Apr
12
Fri
Apr 12 @ 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
GATJ and our partners including Bretton Woods Project, Christian Aid and Tax Justice Network have put together a session event at the Civil Society Policy Forum. The event will take place on Friday, April 12, from 2:00– 3:30 PM at Location| 2-250. Come join us and find out how to challenge the IFIS’ role in shaping the new tax landscape, from a feminist perspective.
Moderator:
Our very own Executive Coordinator, Dereje Alemayehu will moderate the session dubbed “Taxes, taxes, taxes: shifting the IFI narrative to progressive gender-just taxation.”
The Speakers will include:
- Kathleen Lahey - Professor, Faculty of Law, Queen’s University Canada
- Amanda Mukwashi - Chief Executive Officer, Christian Aid
- Soren Ambrose - Policy Advisor, Action Aid
- Serena Abi Khalil - Research and Programme Officer, ANND
The event will be streamed live on GATJ´s Facebook page. Please join remotely and participate if you will not be in Washington, DC.
For more information see attached flyer and circulate widely. Do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.
Jun
24
Mon
Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) announced its exiting events coming up this year.
Is there space in your calendars for any or all of our exciting engagements this year?
We want to:
Support journalists to investigate IFFs in Africa.
Enhance CSOs’ capacity in taxation and advocacy.
Discuss key tax legislation issues with parliamentarians.
If yes, save the date, book your seats, sponsor participants or join us!
More on TJNA's website
Jul
1
Mon
Apply to the Introduction to Investigating Illicit Finance training and Information Security workshop
Finance Uncovered and Free Press Unlimited organize a five-day Introduction to Investigating Illicit Finance training AND Information Security workshop as part of the Money Trail project. Money Trail, a collaboration between Finance Uncovered, Free Press Unlimited, Oxfam Novib and Journalismfund.eu, offers trainings for journalists and CSO activists and awards grants to (teams of) journalists to develop stories on illicit finance.
LOCATION: Abuja
DATE: Monday 1 July to Friday 5 July
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Wednesday 10 April @ 12pm BST
Bursaries available to cover travel, visas and accommodation.
Full course details and the link to the online application form is here
Finance Uncovered and Free Press Unlimited organize a five-day Introduction to Investigating Illicit Finance training AND Information Security workshop as part of the Money Trail project. Money Trail, a collaboration between Finance Uncovered, Free Press Unlimited, Oxfam Novib and Journalismfund.eu, offers trainings for journalists and CSO activists and awards grants to (teams of) journalists to develop stories on illicit finance.
LOCATION: Abuja
DATE: Monday 1 July to Friday 5 July
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Wednesday 10 April @ 12pm BST
Bursaries available to cover travel, visas and accommodation.
Full course details and the link to the online application form is here
Sep
7
Sat
Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) announced its exiting events coming up this year.
Is there space in your calendars for any or all of our exciting engagements this year?
We want to:
Support journalists to investigate IFFs in Africa.
Enhance CSOs’ capacity in taxation and advocacy.
Discuss key tax legislation issues with parliamentarians.
If yes, save the date, book your seats, sponsor participants or join us!
More on TJNA's website
Sep
30
Mon
This training is part of the Money Trail project and is being carried out by Tax Justice Network-Africa, the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre and Oxfam. The training will take place two days ahead of the Pan African Conference on Illicit Financial Flows and Tax (Oct 2-3, 2019).
The two-day training aims to build research and advocacy capacity of participants on corporate tax and illicit financial flows. The methodology will be interactive and tailored towards the needs of Civil Society Organizations and individual activists to strengthen their advocacy and research work on illicit financial flows.
For more information on the Money Trail trainings for CSO activists, visit https://www.money-trail.org/training/cso-activists/
The two-day training aims to build research and advocacy capacity of participants on corporate tax and illicit financial flows. The methodology will be interactive and tailored towards the needs of Civil Society Organizations and individual activists to strengthen their advocacy and research work on illicit financial flows.
For more information on the Money Trail trainings for CSO activists, visit https://www.money-trail.org/training/cso-activists/
Oct
2
Wed
Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA) announced its exiting events coming up this year.
Is there space in your calendars for any or all of our exciting engagements this year?
We want to:
Support journalists to investigate IFFs in Africa.
Enhance CSOs’ capacity in taxation and advocacy.
Discuss key tax legislation issues with parliamentarians.
If yes, save the date, book your seats, sponsor participants or join us!
More on TJNA's website
Nov
19
Tue
Nov 19 all-day
Jul
23
Thu
Jul 23 @ 3:00 pm – 4:45 pm
The South Centre in collaboration with the Global Alliance for Tax Justice will organize this webinar that will "feature prominent voices of the Global South on the national and international tax policy options for funding the post-COVID-19 recovery.
Speakers will also provide an overview of the multilateral discussions in the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on taxing the digitalized economy, a topic of seminal importance as it is in effect a redistribution of taxing rights between source and residence jurisdictions"
For more information and to register go here