The latest developments in hashtagTransferPricing and the hashtagFundamentalsofIntangibles took center stage during an engaging two-day workshop that brought together an outstanding group of participants from Uganda and Kenya. Representing the private sector, the Legal Counsel to the National Assembly of Kenya, and the High Court of Kenya, the group explored both today’s transfer pricing landscape and the forces shaping its future.
On 16 July 2026, transfer pricing expert Pim Gerritsen delivered an in-depth analysis of the latest transfer pricing developments in intangibles, sparking lively discussions among participants. The workshop was expertly facilitated by transfer pricing specialist and tax auditor Mercy Mbithi, whose leadership encouraged active exchange and practical insights.
The programme concluded on Friday with a forward-looking session led by international tax lawyer and passionate hashtagfuturist Gitte Heij. Participants were challenged to imagine what transfer pricing could look like in 2036, applying hashtagscoping, hashtagscanning, and hashtagscenarioplanning through a range of hashtagforesight methodologies.
The discussions expanded beyond tax to examine the hashtagmegatrends and hashtagweaksignals expected to shape the future of international business and taxation, including hashtagtrade on the hashtagAfricancontinent, hashtagAI, hashtagtechnology, hashtagdemography, and hashtaggeopolitics.
A unique learning experience that combined technical excellence with strategic foresight—equipping participants not only for today’s challenges but also for tomorrow’s opportunities.
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