Ƙungiyar Cibiyoyin Haraji ta Afirka
Ƙungiyar Cibiyoyin Haraji ta Afirka (AATI) ƙungiya ce ta masana'antu wadda manufarta ita ce, a tsakanin sauran abubuwa, samar da wani tsarin haɗin gwiwa tsakanin ƙwararrun haraji a Afirka da kuma taimakawa wajen daidaita rarrabuwar kawuna tsakanin ƙwararrun haraji a cikin ƙasashe membobin ƙungiyar, gwamnatocinsu. da masu biyan haraji.[1]
 Ƙungiyar Cibiyoyin Haraji ta Afirka | |
|---|---|
| Bayanai | |
| Iri |
association (en)  |
Tarihi
gyara sasheStiaan Klue, Babban Jami'in Cibiyar Kula da Haraji ta SA (SAIT) ne ya ƙaddamar da kafa ƙungiyar Pan-African don cibiyoyin haraji kuma ya jagoranci.
An kaddamar da AATI ne a yayin taron shugabannin cibiyoyin haraji da shugabannin hukumomin tattara kudaden shiga na Afirka a Legas a watan Yunin 2011. Kasashen da suka wakilci a kafa AATI sun hada da Afirka ta Kudu, Najeriya, Laberiya, Saliyo, Ghana, Gambia, Cote d'Ivoire, Libya da Kenya. Sunday Jegede, shugabar Cibiyar Harajin Haraji ta Najeriya (CITN) ta zama shugaba ta farko. An zabi mataimakan shugaban guda biyu daya daga Ghana daya kuma daga Afrika ta Kudu. Wakilai daga Laberiya da Cote d'Ivoire sune babban ma'aji da sakatare. [2]
Sunday Jegede ta ce hukumar ta AATI za ta taimaka wajen dinke barakar da ke tsakanin tsarin haraji da kwararru a kasashe mambobin kungiyar, kuma za ta karfafa gwiwar dukkan kasashen Afirka su kafa kungiyoyin kwararru. Waɗannan za su tabbatar da cewa ƙwararrun za su gudanar da aikin haraji, kuma za su taimaka wa gwamnatocinsu tsara manufofin haraji masu inganci. Jegede ta ce kungiyar ta AATI za ta kara yin hadin gwiwa a fannin tattalin arziki, daidaitawa da hada kai a nahiyar ta hanyar amfani da haraji. Ta bayyana hakan a matsayin ingantaccen kayan aikin sauya fasalin tattalin arziki. Sakatariyar AATI zata kasance a Ghana.[3]
An kaddamar da kungiyar ne a Afirka ta Kudu a watan Oktoba 2011 a lokacin taron haraji na shekara-shekara na Cibiyar Masu Haraji ta SA (SAIT).
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ "CITN calls for formation of association of tax institutes in Africa" . People's Daily . 22 June 2011. Retrieved 2011-06-29.
- ↑ "CITN calls for formation of association of tax institutes in Africa" . People's Daily . 22 June 2011. Retrieved 2011-06-29.
- ↑ Matthew Emmanuel and Matthew Asobor (24 June 2011). "African tax institutes to promote robust tax regime•Elect new officers" . Nigerian Tribune. Archived from the original on 2012-03-25. Retrieved 2011-06-29.