About Us
The Pacific Islands Tax Administrators Association (PITAA) was initiated in May 2003 during a seminar in Tonga which was attended by eight tax representative of the Pacific Island Countries (PICs). The seminar was organized by the Pacific Financial Technical Assistance Centre (PFTAC).
Our Mission
- To be a forum where the tax administration and policy issues most relevant to Pacific Island countries can be discussed and where experiences can be shared.
- Promote closer cooperation and coordination of information sharing in tax administration and policy formulation in pacific countries.
- Help promote international standards and best tax administration practices, suitable to the characteristics of the Pacific Island countries.
- Encourage taxation institutions to design and adopt strategies to modernize and enhance their effectiveness and efficiency.
- Enhance administrative skills and encourage the development of high professional standards by facilitating training and the dissemination of resource materials.
Events Calendar
PITAA-PFTAC Virtual Seminar on PITAA Regional Network Tax Administration Software Group (TASG)
Virtual Platform MS Teams
PITAA-PFTAC Regional Workshop on Gender in Practice in Pacific Revenue Administration
Virtual Platform MS Teams
PITAA-PFTAC Regional Workshop on Tax Audit
Lava Hotel, Apia, Samoa
Main Beach Road, Apia, Samoa
Apia, Central 000 Samoa + Google Map
Apia, Central 000 Samoa + Google Map
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PR 01 of 2023: PITAA-PFTAC Hosts its first 2023 Performance Management Workshop
Nadi, Fiji: The Pacific Islands Tax Administrators Association (PITAA) Secretariat in partnership with the Pacific Financial Technical Assistance Center (PFTAC) today embarked on a five (5) […]
Vacancy 03 of 2022: Training Coordinator/ Office Administrator (CLOSED)
PITAA established a Secretariat in Fiji in 2017 to manage its overall operations. The Secretariat is a medium for pursuing the coordination and implementation of the […]
PITAA Strategic Plan
The PITAA Strategic Plan 2022 – 2024 is divided into four (4) Key Priority Areas namely:
- Drive Domestic Revenue Mobilization for Pacific Island Countries (PICs);
- Drive the knowledge base in the Pacific on tax matters – Facilitate regional capacity development;
- Promote tools to support good practice revenue administration; and
- Stakeholder Partnership to enhance Tax Organization Relationships.
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