The Egyptian Society of taxation was established by Resolution No. 3723 on August 14, 1990 from the Abdeen Social Administration. This decision was published in the Egyptian Gazette, Issue No. (189) on 9/2/1990. It is an association subject to the provisions of Law No. 32 of 1964 regarding private associations and institutions.

The association was centrally publicized by Resolution No. (39) on 10/24/1996. The main purpose of the establishment of the Egyptian Society of taxation was stated in the regulation - is the continuous advancement of tax science in Egypt legislatively, accounting and applied - in order to achieve the targeted message of imposing taxes financially, economically and socially

The Arab Tax Association (a foreign non-governmental organization) was established and was authorized to carry out its activities on September 8, 2005 under Permit No. (50) issued by the Ministry of Insurance and Social Affairs - in the Arab Republic of Egypt, based on the agreement concluded between the organization and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Egypt on date August 22, 2005.
Association activity:

1. Seeking to activate and publish non-duplication agreements and prepare appropriate proposals to present them to the competent authorities with a view to studying them and benefiting from introducing amendments that are appropriate to economic conditions.
2. Creating a database that contributes to supporting cooperation for all members of the association and other researchers and interested people and opening the way for the exchange of experiences and opinions between individuals with specialization or members of university teaching staff, professional associations and scientific institutions that deal with tax affairs in the headquarters country and others. From Arab and foreign countries.
3. Holding local and state conferences and participating in them, as well as holding seminars, courses, training programs and specialized studies related to the goals and activities of the association.
4. Contacting regional and international bodies and organizations, agencies affiliated with the United Nations and the World Trade Organization, which are interested in spreading economic concepts in general and tax affairs in particular.

The Egyptian Association of Accountants and Auditors was founded; According to the Royal Decree issued on April 24, 1946 under the name: “The Egyptian Royal Accountants and Auditors Association”, since its inception, the association has undertaken to organize the accounting and auditing profession in Egypt, and work to maintain it at the appropriate level.

The Association contributed the largest role in the issuance of Royal Decree Law No. 133 of 1951 regarding the practice of the accounting and auditing profession, which preserved for it and its members a lofty and distinguished position in recognition of its merit and unremitting efforts in advancing the profession, and its relentless endeavor to maintain it at an appropriate level locally, regionally and internationally.

And with the issuance of Law No. 311 of 1953 deleting and amending some phrases and words in the existing legislation at the time of its promulgation, necessitated by the declaration of the republican system, the word “ownership” was deleted and its name became: “The Egyptian Association of Accountants and Auditors.” The association contributed the largest role in issuing Law No. 394 of 1955 establishing The Accountants and Auditors Association in 1955 AD, which later turned into the Trade Union in 1972.