Namibia Compliance Update: What You Can’t Afford to Miss in 2025 – 10 June 2025

Help accountants in practice and commerce stay ahead of 2025’s biggest legislative shifts—from tax reforms and VAT changes to wage regulations and public governance updates—so they can protect their clients, their firms, and their reputations. 

Date:

10 June, 2025

Time:

08:00

Hours:

2 hours

CPD Units:

2

Category:

Practice Management

Group:

Namibia CPD

Format:

Webinar

R230,00 VAT incl.

Product Information

Namibia’s tax and compliance rules have shifted—and if you’re still working off 2023 assumptions, you’re putting your practice and your clients at risk. 

From new rules on assessed losses and thin-capitalisation to mandatory wage hikes and fuel cost inflation, this session unpacks everything that’s changed (and what still might). Whether you’re drafting tax estimates, reviewing payroll, or advising boards, you’ll walk away with real tools—not theory. 

Bonus: You’ll also get the inside scoop on recent NamRA court losses—and how to keep them from coming after your clients next. 

If it affects your compliance risk or bottom line, we cover it. 

Presenter/s

Lehana Nel

Lehana has held the role of CIBA Regional Representative for Namibia since 2019. Backed by more than 20 years of cross-industry experience, she is a respected authority in accounting, taxation, and forensic analysis. She is also a Certified Fraud Examiner with over a decade of experience in forensic auditing, risk consulting and tax law – helping businesses uncover the truth beneath the numbers and build integrity at the core of operations. Her work spans in litigation support, financial forensics, corporate governance reform and compliance advisory across Southern Africa. She specialised in identifying internal control failures, base erosion tactics and unauthorised financial transactions – turning complexity into clarity for legal teams, boards and regulatory institutions.

What will set you apart

By attending this webinar you will gain the following competencies:

  1. New legislation on assessed loss limits and VAT registration thresholds to save clients from penalties 
  2. What the 30% cap on interest deductions means for loan structuring and compliance risk 
  3. Why the new labour and wage regulations could trigger financial misstatements—and how to audit them 
  4. What ITAS might miss— manually track loss expiries to keep clients safe 
  5. Key takeaways from Trustco v NamRA and other tax cases shaping audit strategy in Namibia 

Event breakdown

  1. Tax & Revenue 
  2. Labour & Employment Regulations 
  3. 3.Regulatory & Public Governance Updates 
  4. 4.Broader Social & Legal Developments 
  5. 5.What book is on my shelf 
  6. 6.Notable Court Cases 

Certificate

The following event is awarded 2 CPD units in Practice Management.

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