Namibia Corporate Law Reform Summit 2023 – In Person

In Venue Event information

• Cost: Non CIBA members R935.00, CIBA Members R635.00 per person
• Date: 13 July 2023, Thursday
• Time: 08:00 – 17:00
• Format: Hilton Hotel, Windhoek. If you cannot join us in person, you can join us online by registering here and not on this page.
• CPD: 8 Units

*Should you wish to buy more than one ticket or require a manual invoice please contact Naledzani (nmamuremu@saiba.org.za) and she will assist. 

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What you will learn

• Stay updated on regulatory changes: Accountants need to stay up-to-date with changes in laws and regulations that govern the business environment. Attending this event will provide firsthand information on the recent changes to the Close Corporations Act and Companies Act. Understanding these changes is crucial for accountants to comply with new requirements and ensure accurate financial reporting.
• Enhance professional knowledge: By attending the event, accountants can gain valuable insights into the updated legal framework and its implications for business operations. They can learn about new reporting standards, corporate governance requirements, and any amendments related to financial statements, audits, or tax regulations. This knowledge will enable accountants to improve their professional expertise and provide more effective services to their clients or employers.
• Networking opportunities: The event will bring together various stakeholders, including policymakers, legal experts, business professionals, and fellow accountants. Networking with these individuals can be advantageous for accountants as they can exchange ideas, build connections, and collaborate with professionals who are directly involved in the reform process. Such networking can lead to potential business opportunities, partnerships, and referrals.
• Gain insights into business impact: The overhaul of these acts will have a significant impact on the business landscape in Namibia. Accountants attending the event will have the opportunity to understand how the legal changes can affect business operations, financial reporting requirements, compliance obligations, and governance practices. This understanding will enable accountants to advise their clients or organizations effectively and help them navigate the new legal environment.
• Professional development: Attending industry-specific events like this summit contributes to the continuous professional development of accountants. It demonstrates a commitment to staying informed about regulatory changes and maintaining a high level of competence in their field. Participation in such events can also earn accountants continuing professional education (CPE) credits, which are often required for maintaining professional certifications or licenses.