International tax is always changing, but 2022 brings an unprecedented menu of issues for us to absorb. The Pillar One and Pillar Two proposals by the OECD – now endorsed by almost 140 countries – top the list. Growing use of technology to administer tax rules, digital services taxes, dispute resolution, the future of tax treaties – each of these topics merit close attention. IFA must find ways to attract new members, become more diverse (and explore what diversity means for our profession), and strengthen our IFA presence in Africa.
