ADAF
Dauphine Tax Administration Association - ADAF
Board Members 2023-2024
- Moustapha Kaba, President
Elena Wollner, Vice-President
Camara Mammi Djene, Secretary
Balgobin Hemalini, Treasurer
Contact us: amapdauphine.contact@gmail.com
Objectives
The Dauphine Tax Administration Association (ADAF) is an association for students and alumni of Master at Université Paris-Dauphine - PSL.
The association aims to:
- Create and maintain an international network for the exchange of information, practices, and experiences.
- Promote research and training
- Organize and host national and international meetings such as seminars and colloquia, etc.
- Undertake studies and publish journal articles about contemporary issues in taxation
- Create an intergenerational link between students from different promotions
To become a member, you must:
Be a current or former student of Master and agree to the association’s by-laws.
The international network: ADAF-Pays
There is a national organization called ADAF-Pays in every country whose residents include at least one former student of the program.
ADAF-Pays are represented by:
- A national secretary (the minimum, in the occurrence where there is a single member)
- A treasurer
- An organizer
ADAF is present in many countries:
Benin - Côte d'Ivoire - Gabon - Guinea - Haiti - France - Madagascar - Mali - Morocco - Mauritania - Niger - Central African Republic - Democratic Republic of Congo - Chad - Togo - Tunisia - Latin America.
Decision-making Bodies
- The executive board
- Ordinary annual general assemblies
- Extraordinary general assemblies
- Commissions
- The senate
Financial Information
The association relies on:
- Annual membership fees: in 2016, these amounted to €50, payable to: (Bank details attached)
- Donations and grants
The annual conference
Each year, the Master and ADAF organise an annual colloquium which aims to bring together many members of tax administrations and specialists to reflect on a topical issue.
At previous conferences, CREDAF, the French Directorate General of Public Finances, the OECD and members of foreign tax administrations took part in the discussions.
Themes of previous conferences :
2023 : The African continent and tax treaties (Lomé)
2022 : The informal economy (Paris)
2021: Taxation in the 21st century (Paris)
2019 : Tax Transparency and Social Justice
2018: Tax Pressure and Development (Paris)