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Beatrice Phanjoo

Associate

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Beatrice Phanjoo

Associate

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Prism Chambers in Association with CMS
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Mauritius

Beatrice is an associate at Prism Chambers and a barrister-at-law practising at the Mauritian bar.

Prior to joining Prism Chambers, Beatrice acquired litigation and advisory experience in private practice. Her main areas of expertise involved civil and employment law where she regularly advised domestic clients.

Beatrice’s practice now also includes tax controversy and tax advisory matters. She regularly appears before the Assessment Review Committee and advises Prism Chambers’ clients on the tax implications of cross-border transactions.

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Memberships & Roles

  • Barrister at law (Mauritius)
  • Barrister at law (England & Wales – non-practising)
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Education

  • University of the West of England, Bristol – BPTC
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Expertise

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17/10/2024
Tax laws and regulations applicable in Mauritius
Generally, amendments are brought to the tax laws every year by way of the Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (FA). The FA gives effect to the measures announced in the yearly budget speech delivered by the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development. Further, secondary tax legislation may also be amended by way of regulations throughout the year. The Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (Bill) is drafted by the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development and contains the proposed amendments to the tax legislation. It is presented to the National Assembly where three readings of the Bill take place. At the committee stage, various amendments may be made to the Bill. A majority of the members of Parliament present must vote in favour of the Bill, following which it must receive presidential assent to become law. The FA comes into force once it has been published in the Government Gazette. The amendments take effect either on the same date or on any other commencement date prescribed in the FA.
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