The executive committee of the chapter consists of tax experts from Abu Dhabi and Dubai. They include representatives from UAE and multinational companies as well as law firms and international accounting firms.
“We are very encouraged by the response we have received from the fiscal community in the UAE as well as the wider GCC,” Howard R. Hull, Chairman of the UAE Chapter, said.
Membership of IFA now stands at more than 12,000 from some 100 countries, including individuals and corporations alike.
The association comprises taxpayers, their advisers, government officials, members of the judiciary and university professors.
The objectives of the IFA are study and advancement of international and comparative law in regard to public finance, specifically international and comparative fiscal law and the financial and economic aspects of taxation.
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