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Premkumar Baldewsing  is a very experienced international tax trainer. He has extensive experience in the (inter)national tax arena, including in senior tax functions within the financial industry sector, the Big Four, law firms and knowledge institutions. Prem has been a senior registrar at the Tax Chamber of the Court of Appeal in The Hague for four years. He is currently a member of the Dutch association for tax science, an extraordinary member of the Dutch association of tax advisers and a member of the Dutch association of international tax law.

Prem has a master’s degree in Tax Law from the University of Leiden. With patience and calmness he explains the most difficult international tax issues in such a detailed and accessible way that has made him one of Capabuild’s most popular trainers.

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A Kenyan qualified lawyer and legislative draftsperson with over 10 years’ experience. Her legal practice is focused around corporate (re)structuring, negotiating contracts, drafting of asset backed securities and investment agreements for Kenyan based entities and subsidiaries of multinational corporations. She litigates around legal challenges arising out of those practice areas. Outside of practice, Lyla also provides consultancy work to international organisations and NGOs on domestic revenue mobilisation, the taxation of digital business models, debt restructuring and curbing the criminal aspect of illicit financial flows. She holds a faculty position with the University of Nairobi (on leave) and has also taught at Warwick Law School, Cardiff University and London School of Economics. Her research is focused on the physical and digital aspects of domestic revenue mobilisation and the closing of revenue leakages. Lyla considers the role of constitutional, African and Islamic fiscal systems approach to financing development. Her work takes a heterodox critique to mainstream colonial influenced fiscal regimes and their approach to development

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Gitte Heij (PhD Law, MA Tax Law, University of Groningen) started her career with ING Bank before moving into research and advisory work for governments and companies around the world. For over 20 years she worked on a wide range of tax and investment projects and public/fiscal policy initiatives in the Asian region. Most of her work has been with Ministries of Finance in the Asian region funded by multilateral and bilateral aid agencies. She is a passionate futurist and an experienced trainer/ teacher affiliated with Murdoch University and the Asian Law Centre at Melbourne University. She is an active member of the OECD Government Foresight Community Network and the International Public Sector Foresight Network. She has published extensively on tax & investment and the politics of tax law reform in the Asian region.

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International tax consultant and tax administration specialist

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International tax consultant and tax administration specialist

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In August 2018 I have started to work for the International Monetary Fund, being hired as Resident Revenue Advisor to serve the Moldovan Revenue Service. Based in Chisinau I provide advice to the Serviciul Fiscal de Stat on improved tax auditing and structural reforms.

My career started in the year 1984, when I was hired by the Dutch tax administration that I served for over 22 years. As tax inspector I have gained vast experience in the field of corporate income tax, transfer pricing, international (tax) structures, dividend taxation, tax policies and the application and interpretation of international tax treaties.

Between 1993 and 2006 I worked for the Dutch Ruling-/APA-/ATR-team of the Rotterdam tax office. From 2001 - 2006, I was responsible for the implementation of the new APA-/ATR policy that was launched on 30 March 2001. From 1999 to 2001 I was in charge of the Desk for potential foreign investors at the Dutch tax authorities.

In the year 2006 I joined Hamelink & Van den Tooren NV, an international tax boutique firm having offices in The Hague and Amsterdam. As tax adviser I have rendered (international) tax advice services to MNE's, obtained various types of tax rulings with the Dutch tax authorities.

As of February 2015, I continued my professional carreer at the OECD in Paris in the position of Senior Tax Adviser to the Tax Inspectors Without Borders initiative of the Tax and Development program in co-operation with the UNDP.

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Cecilia Abigail is Head of Logistics at Capabuild. She was born in Jakarta, Indonesia and spent most of her working life in Indonesia, one of the main countries that Capabuild is working with. She graduated from the London School of Public Relations in Jakarta in 2009. After her graduation she has worked for several large multinationals, whilst also gaining experience in promoting sustainable entrepreneurship. Upon her arrival in The Netherlands in 2020, she commenced her work with Capabuild. Her culturally and linguistically diverse background adds immense value to our team.

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Jorge is an award winning film maker (short movies) and an experienced producer. He was responsible from the start for a new local TV-station in Rotterdam The TV-station received four nominations and won Local TV-station of the year, beating 11 other provinces including Amsterdam. He has worked on media productions and film related activities in the Netherlands and for many years in Indonesia. He is a graduate from Rotterdam Business school in marketing, management and media.

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Transfer pricing auditor and trainer at Kenya Revenue Authority; Deputy Chair of the Cross border Taxation Technical Committee in ATAF, Kenyan delegate to the Task Force on Digital Economy (TFDE) by the OECD as well as Amount B task force, experienced Tax Expert and Economist with a demonstrated history of working in the international trade and development industry. Skilled in Transfer Pricing tax audits, Revenue mobilization, Policy Analysis, Analytical Skills, and Customer Service. Strong accounting professional with 2 Master’s Degrees focused in Finance from Strathmore University and International Tax Policy and administration from Berlin School of Economics and Law.

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A specialist in training and leading seminars with different cultural perspectives, using a wide knowledge of the most appropriate technology platforms to deliver the best training, collect the most useful feedback and to engage all participants in shared learning. A passionate educational leader, highly skilled in developing engaging seminars, workshops  and curricula, efficient in understanding issues’ core needs and matching it with possible tools – online and relational – to nurture participants’ capacities.

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Mathew Olusanya Gbonjubola is the Lead, Special Tax Operations Group of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (Nigeria).

He is a chartered accountant, chartered tax practitioner and a holder of MBA.  He held several positions in tax audit, tax investigation, tax policy, transfer pricing and international tax functions before his current posting.

Mathew is a Co-Chair of the UN’s Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters, Co-Vice Chair of the Inclusive Framework, Co-Chair of OECD Working Party 6 (on Transfer Pricing); Co-Coordinator of UN Transfer Pricing Sub-Committee and Nigeria’s delegate to G24 Working Group.

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Olubanke Akanni is a Tax Administrator. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from University of Ilorin, Kwara-State, an Executive Master’s Degree in Business Administration from the Lagos Business School and is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria.

She has about 26 years of work experience with the FIRS of which 16 years is of general management experience. She pioneered alongside other team members the creation of the Transfer Pricing (TP) Division at the inception in 2013 and is currently a Deputy Director with the Federal Inland Revenue Service as Head of Division - Base Erosion and Profits Shifting (BEPS) & Transfer Pricing Implementation (Advance Pricing Agreements (APA) and Mutual Agreement Procedure (MAP) in the International Tax Department.

She had held various positions and is actively serving in various positions/organizations; currently the Dean, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria Tax Administration and Policy Faculty.

Olubanke’s hobbies include listening to music and the Word, vacation with family, etc. She is happily married to Biodun Akanni and blessed with two great children

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Resident Advisor to the Rwandan Revenue Service

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Judy is a lawyer with more than 10 years of experience in tax administration and practice. She has dealt with a wide array of tax issues – ranging from tax compliance assignments, transfer pricing reviews, international tax planning audits, group restructuring and tax efficiency reviews, corporation tax, resolving tax disputes and tax planning assignments for a range of clients in various sectors of the economy.

Judy started her career in tax at Kenya Revenue Authority where she worked as a transfer pricing auditor and analyst for 8 years. She has worked in the private sector as a transfer pricing advisor.  She is currently the regional transfer pricing and international tax consultant at Rwanda Revenue Authority.

Judy holds a Bachelor's Degree in Economics, a Master's degree in Economics, a Bachelor's Degree in Law from the University of Nairobi, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Tax Administration. Judy is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

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Bosire Nyamori lectures at the School of Law, University of Nairobi. He holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Nairobi and a Master of Laws degree from the University of Auckland.  He previously taught at Massey University, New Zealand and Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. Mr. Bosire has worked as a tax adviser at Deloitte &Touche and PricewaterhouseCoopers and practiced commercial and tax law at Iseme, Kamau & Maema Advocates in Nairobi. Mr. Bosire is a member of the Law Society of Kenya and the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya. Although his principal research focus is tax law, he has a continuing interest in: budget policy and law; the interaction between law and accounting; and international economic law, with particular focus on regulation of investments.

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Mr Van Slooten specializes in customs law and other indirect taxes, such as VAT and excise duties. The emphasis of Gooike van Slooten's practice is on advising on international trade-related issues in the field of indirect taxes governed by European law in general and customs and excise duty and VAT on importation in particular. In addition, supply chain (re-)structuring and the dispute resolution are important parts of his practice. Gooike also teaches at universities in Amsterdam (VU) and in Leiden.