Namibia CPD 2026
Assessed Losses: When NamRA Says “No” and Your Client Pays the PriceAssessed losses look simple. They are not. One wrong interpretation can wipe out years of tax relief and trigger a costly NamRA adjustment.
Namibia - Where Is Income Really Earned? The Question That Decides Who Taxes ItCross-border income is growing. So are tax disputes. Get the source wrong and the same income may be taxed twice or challenged by NamRA.
“In the Production of Income” or Just a Bad Deduction? The Test That DecidesMany expenses look deductible. Many are not. One weak deduction can trigger a NamRA adjustment that unravels an entire return.
Namibia Budget 2026: What Just Changed and What Will Cost Your Clients MoneyThe budget speech sets the direction for tax, spending, and compliance. Miss the changes and the impact shows up in client returns, pricing decisions, and tax exposure.
Namibia Provisional Tax Estimates That Blow Up. What ITC 1861 Teaches Every PractitionerProvisional tax estimates go wrong more often than people admit. When they do, Section 67 penalties follow quickly. This session shows how to prevent them and how to defend them when they happen.
Working Across Borders? You May Already Have a Namibian Tax Problem.Cross-border work can create Namibian tax exposure long before clients or contractors realise it. This event shows where permanent establishment risk starts, and how to spot it before it becomes expensive.
That Trust Is Not Separate. Control Tests That Pull Income Straight Back.Many trust structures look compliant on paper but fail under scrutiny. When control sits in the wrong place, income is pulled back and taxed. This event shows where the real risk sits.
Perks, Payments, and Problems. When “Benefits” Become Taxable Income.Fringe benefits and director payments are often misclassified. That mistake leads to PAYE exposure, penalties, and audits. This event shows where the lines are and how to stay on the right side.