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The First Nations Tax Administrators Association is committed to advancing the professional management of First Nations property taxation systems. The FNTAA supports its members by offering an Annual National Forum, distributing newsletters and information bulletins, providing mentors, promoting education opportunities and serving as an advocate for best practices. Become a Member Today! Membership Application
The First Nations Tax Administrators Association is committed to advancing the professional management of First Nations property taxation systems. The FNTAA supports its members by offering an Annual National Forum, distributing newsletters and information bulletins, providing mentors, promoting education opportunities and serving as an advocate for best practices. Become a Member Today!
Membership Application
SAVE THE DATE!!!!! 26th Annual National Forum The 26th Annual National Forum will be held at the Moccasin Square Garden in Kamloops, BC on September 11 & 12, 2019. You can register via Survey Monkey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5YN6VN8 Mark your Calendars! Read More
The 26th Annual National Forum will be held at the Moccasin Square Garden in Kamloops, BC on September 11 & 12, 2019.
You can register via Survey Monkey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5YN6VN8
Mark your Calendars!
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Certified First Nations Tax Administrator Announcing new FNTAA Membership Classification for Certified First Nation Tax Administrators (CFNTA.) CFNTA members will have demonstrated advanced knowledge and skills in the field of First Nations Tax Administration through employment experience and as a graduate of the First Nations Tax Administration Certificate Program. A CFNTA has shown commitment to continued professional development through membership in the First Nations Tax Administrators Association and attendance at tax administration conferences. Read More
Announcing new FNTAA Membership Classification for Certified First Nation Tax Administrators (CFNTA.) CFNTA members will have demonstrated advanced knowledge and skills in the field of First Nations Tax Administration through employment experience and as a graduate of the First Nations Tax Administration Certificate Program. A CFNTA has shown commitment to continued professional development through membership in the First Nations Tax Administrators Association and attendance at tax administration conferences.