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Co-Founder

SIMON KAYONGO

A visionary, a true leader, and a disciple of hard work.

Mr. Simon KAYONGO is fluent in French, English and Swahili.

- Public procurement and public-private partnerships, companies in difficulty and tax litigation practice, organized by the Lualaba Bar Association and the law firm MAVINGA DECLERC & PARTNERS

- Tax decentralization in the Democratic Republic of Congo, organized by the Tax Institute of the University of Liège, the University of Kolwezi and the law firm MAVINGA DECLERC & PARTNERS

- Justice professionals facing the challenges of the digital age, organized by the Lualaba Bar Association, the Kolwezi Commercial Court, Droit Numérique.cd and OHADA.com

- the practice of litigation concerning tax, non-tax, customs and excise revenues, organized by the Federation of Enterprises of Congo/Haut-Katanga and the law firm MAVINGA DECLERC & PARTNERS

- The practice of tax litigation in the Congolese tax system: litigation concerning tax revenue, litigation concerning non-tax revenue, litigation concerning customs and excise revenue, and litigation concerning parafiscal revenue (CNSS, ONEM, FPI, FONER...), organized by the Federation of Enterprises of Congo/Lualaba and the law firm MAVINGA DECLERC & PARTNERS

- The responsibility of the third party served with the seizure order is central to the New Uniform Act on Simplified Recovery Procedures and Enforcement Measures, organized by Juris-Lab

- General presentation of OHADA, debt recovery and enforcement procedures, organized by the Lualaba Bar Association and Maître Jérémie WAMBO

Biography

Co-founder of the firm,

Member of the Lualaba Bar Association Council in charge of finances,

Lawyer since 2014, expert in Tax Law and Litigation, Investment Law, Civil and Criminal Law


Experience

- International symposium on hydrocarbon law in the Republic of Congo facing new legal, economic, and socio-environmental challenges, organized by the Pointe-Noire Bar Association and Jus Africa

- International symposium on securing extractive investments in conflict zones, organized by Jus Africa and Doc & Juris

Practice Area

Tax Law and Litigation
Investment Law
Civil and Criminal Law

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