CFE Tax Advisers Europe, formally known as Confédération Fiscale Européenne (CFE), is a Brussels-based umbrella association of European tax advisers. It was founded in 1959. CFE's members are 33 national tax adviser organisations from 26 European countries, representing more than 200,000 tax advisers.
CFE strives to contribute to the co-ordination and development of tax law in Europe by sharing the unique insight of our members with European institutions, and to promote the co-ordination of national laws that govern and safeguard the tax adviser profession.
Structure
The General Assembly is the governing body of CFE Tax Advisers Europe, in which each member state is able to be represented by up to six delegates, and observers countries by up to two delegates. The primary responsibilities of the General Assembly are to decide on the acceptance of members and observers, to approve amendments to the governing statutes, to adopt the business report of the Executive Board and to approve the accounts and budget for the CFE. The Executive Board is in charge of the day to day work of CFE Tax Advisers Europe and reports to the General Assembly. The Board monitors developments in taxation law and the profession within Europe, and devises and manages CFE’s work streams arising from these issues.
Aleksandar Ivanovski
Aleksandar Ivanovski (Macedonian: Александар Ивановски) is a Macedonian lawyer, academic and EU legal expert.
Ivanovski introduced the phrase “grey zone” used in European tax policy.
Education and career
Ivanovski studi ...
serves currently as Director of CFE Tax Advisers Europe.
CFE tried to encourage a harmonization of ethical standards for tax advisors across Europe.
References
External links
CFE's website
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Organizations established in 1959
Organisations based in Brussels
Tax practitioner associations