PwC Middle East successfully concluded its 2025 Tax and Legal Seminar in Egypt, marking the final stop in its regional roadshow.
The event brought together senior officials from the Tax Authority, industry experts, and business leaders to discuss the latest developments in Egypt’s tax policies. PwC experts provided valuable insights into the evolving compliance landscape, the rising demand for data transparency, and the transformative impact of tax and legal technology on business operations.
Egypt’s Tax Landscape: Insights on Policy Changes and Compliance
Held under the theme “Connecting Experts, Creating Solutions,” the seminar emphasized the importance of public-private sector collaboration to navigate the changing tax environment effectively. The opening session featured a high-level panel discussion on tax policies, challenges, and opportunities, led by Sherif Elkilany, Vice Minister of Finance for Tax Policies.
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Rasha Abdel Aal, Head of the Egypt Tax Authority, led a key panel discussion on the country’s shifting tax framework and the growing emphasis on compliance. Other technical sessions explored critical topics like transfer pricing, business model reinvention, and the role of connected tax compliance in ensuring regulatory alignment.
Sherif Shawki, Middle East TLS Clients and Markets Leader at PwC Middle East, and Egypt and Kuwait Country Tax Leader, highlighted the seminar’s relevance:
“This event offered a crucial platform for business leaders and policymakers to understand the evolving tax and legal landscape. As data requirements continue to grow and connected tax compliance becomes more essential, businesses must rethink their models to stay competitive.
At PwC, we remain committed to equipping clients with the tools and insights they need to adapt to these regulatory and technological shifts.”
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AI and Tax Technology: The Future of Regulatory Compliance
Maged EzzEldeen, Egypt Country Senior Partner at PwC Middle East, added:”Egypt’s ongoing economic reforms make it critical for businesses to stay informed about regulatory developments.
This seminar reinforced our commitment to providing strategic guidance, encouraging constructive dialogue, and supporting companies in their efforts to comply with the country’s evolving tax policies.”
5,000+ Clients Across 9 Cities: A Successful Regional Seminar Tour Ends in Cairo
The Egypt seminar marked the final chapter of PwC Middle East’s regional TLS seminar series, which engaged more than 5,000 clients across nine cities.
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The event reinforced PwC’s role as a thought leader in the dynamic tax and legal landscape, particularly amid the rapid advancement of compliance technology and expanding regulatory frameworks.
PwC remains dedicated to helping businesses mitigate risks, achieve sustainable growth, and seize new opportunities in an increasingly complex environment.
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