NBA-SPIDEL Annual Conference 2024: Exploring the Impact of Taxes, Tariffs, and the Taxpayer

NBA-SPIDEL Annual Conference 2024: Exploring the Impact of Taxes, Tariffs, and the Taxpayer

The 2024 NBA-SPIDEL Conference will be free.

The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) will hold its annual conference on July 18, 2024. This year’s theme, “Tax, Tariffs, and the Taxpayer: Exploring the Impact on the Public and the Economy,” promises to provide an in-depth analysis of the implications of tax and tariff policies on the Nigerian economy and its citizens.

The conference will gather leading experts, legal practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss and debate the current tax landscape, its challenges, and opportunities for reform. Key topics will include the tax system’s efficiency, the fairness of tariffs, and the overall economic impact on individuals and businesses.

Participants can expect insightful keynote addresses, panel discussions, and interactive sessions that will foster a deeper understanding of the role of taxes and tariffs in economic development and public welfare.

Mark your calendars for this important event, which seeks to address critical public and economic issues. Join us for a day of knowledge-sharing and professional development as we delve into Nigeria’s intricacies of tax and tariff policies.

Akorede Habeeb Lawal

National Publicity Secretary.

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