Tax Justice Network joins the ATI
The ATI welcomes TJN as its 28th supporting organisation. With TJN’s membership, the ATI multi-stakeholder partnership now comprises 83 members working to promote fair and effective DRM.
The Addis Tax Initiative (ATI) welcomes the Tax Justice Network (TJN) as its newest supporting organisation. With this addition, the ATI network grows to 83 members, including 35 partner countries, 20 development partners, and 28 supporting organisations committed to promoting fair and effective domestic revenue mobilisation (DRM).
The ATI and TJN have successfully partnered on activities related to Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR). The ATI also relies on TJN’s public reports to help monitor the progress members are making towards the ATI Actions of the Seville Declaration on DRM.
TJN’s work in tax research, transparency, and data sharing aligns with the ATI's mandate to foster transparent, equitable, and sustainable tax systems. Bringing this technical expertise and research perspective into the network supports ongoing efforts around knowledge exchange, monitoring, and capacity building across the partnership.
The ATI is glad to officially welcome the Tax Justice Network and looks forward to continuing this collaboration.
ATI in-person training on Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR), Lusaka 4-6 March 2025, with the collaboration of TJN.
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How can a country or organisation join the ATI?
Countries can join the ATI as partner countries or development partners by sending a signed endorsement letter to the ATI Secretariat, declaring their commitment to the Seville Declaration on DRM. The endorsement letter needs to be signed by an institution that is authorised to sign and that can provide the necessary political support to fulfil the ATI Actions (e.g. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance or the like).
Organisations can join the ATI as supporting organisations by sending an endorsement letter signed by a representative within your organisation that is authorised to sign and that can provide the necessary political support to affirm support to the Seville Declaration on DRM.
The ATI Secretariat will forward the signed endorsement letter to the ATI Steering Committee for information and approval. To receive a template for the letter of endorsement, please contact secretariat@taxcompact.net.
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