|
Society of Fellows
The
Royal Society of Fellows (RSOF) is the premier professional cross-disciplinary
society that educates, trains and certifies professionals in international
tax, compliance, anti-money laundering and corporate and computer
security. The leadership of the RSOF consists of a distinguished
specialist faculty, structured as a global think-tank, that provides
its membership practical instruction, education, training and
intelligence on cross-border planning and compliance using advanced
compliant platforms. RSOF's goal is the pursuit of excellence
in academic and business practice through creating standards and
setting benchmarks that our industry, professions and practitioners
should always strive to achieve. The objectives of the RSOF are
as follows:
-
Promote and facilitate cross-disciplinary research and networking
at many levels and in particular to engender greater collaboration
between scholars and those involved in the practice.
-
Contribute to government policy-making
-
Develop and improve national and international laws.
- Provide
a forum for dialogue between supra-national organizations (e.g.
FATF and OECD) and the national governments and professional
bodies
-
Establish professional ethical and quality standards through
academically accredited professional development programs
- Provide
a forum for recognition of an individual’s level of quality
contribution to the profession and academia
- Create
professional and social networking events
The Society achieves these objectives through a number of initiatives
including academic publications, policy papers, conferences, symposia,
informational services, academic research, training, and support
of academic programs. The Society provides training and advanced
practical research to respond directly to the needs of members.
The members of the Society come together as a single group for
discussion and collaboration at the bi-annual meetings of The
Society.
The Society establishes National Branches and Sections to promote
local membership and to fulfill the Society’s objectives
in its topic areas.
The Society is an independent, tax-exempt non-profit trade-association
without shareholders regulated pursuant to the rules of tax-exempt
organizations the Internal Revenue Code of the U.S. and the State
of Louisiana, USA.
|
 |