Tax · In person · New Zealand
CA ANZ New Zealand Tax Conference 2027
CA ANZ New Zealand Tax Conference 2027 is expected in November 2027 in Auckland; the organiser has not published dates.
CA ANZ's flagship New Zealand tax conference, covering Inland Revenue policy, trusts, international tax, GST and tax disputes for advisers in practice and in business.
Why it matters
The New Zealand Tax Conference is Chartered Accountants ANZ's flagship annual tax event for New Zealand practitioners, running each November, with the 2026 edition on 19-20 November in Wellington alongside an online stream. Ministers of Revenue have used past editions for set-piece speeches, including David Parker's first public speech in the role in November 2020. It is the main CA ANZ conference dedicated to New Zealand tax, sitting alongside the institute's largely online audit and accounting conferences.
Who attends
New Zealand chartered accountants in public practice and business, tax advisers and tax agents, with dedicated New Zealand jurisdictional sessions alongside the Australian programme.
Programme
- Income tax and GST updates
- Fringe benefit tax and international tax
- Tax avoidance and governance
- Inland Revenue policy and recent legislative change
- Tax implications of emerging commercial structures and transactions
Tickets and opening times
Not published for 2027. CA ANZ prices its online conferences with member and non-member tiers; the 2025 online Audit Conference was NZD/AUD 725 member and 910 non-member at early-bird, which indicates the typical CA ANZ conference price band.
Getting there
2026 edition: Wellington, New Zealand (plus an online option); 2027 venue not announced.
Past editions
| Year | Dates | Venue | Attendance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 19-20 November 2026 | Wellington | - | Listed as Wellington and Online on the organiser's conferences page. |
| 2024 | 21-22 November 2024 | - | - |
Also in New Zealand
Where this came from. Read from charteredaccountantsanz.com, checked 2 September 2026. No 2027 dates were published there. Something wrong? Tell us.