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The Tax Summit 2027
The Tax Summit 2027 is expected in September 2027 in Sydney, New South Wales, at ICC Sydney; the organiser has not published dates.
The Tax Institute's flagship national tax conference. Three days of technical sessions, keynotes, a welcome reception and a gala dinner.
Why it matters
The Tax Summit is The Tax Institute's flagship conference and Australia's biggest annual tax event, a three-day programme with 70 speakers and 40 sessions at the 2026 edition, worth 20 CPD hours. It alternates between Sydney and Melbourne each September and is the peak body's only national multi-stream convention, with ATO Commissioners among its keynote speakers. Member early-bird registration for the 2025 edition was AUD 1,895 against a AUD 2,490 non-member rate.
Who attends
Tax, law and business practitioners from across the profession, including corporate tax teams, professional practices, lawyers, SME advisers and international tax specialists, from sole practitioners to Big Four teams. The ATO Commissioner addressed the 2023 edition.
Programme
- SME
- Corporate Tax
- Disputes
- Indirect Tax
- Next Generation
- Ethics
- and 1 more
Tickets and opening times
2027 pricing is not yet published. At the 2025 edition, member early-bird registration was AUD 1,895 for bookings by 1 August 2025, rising to AUD 2,095 standard, with non-members at AUD 2,490. The 2024 edition charged AUD 2,000 for members and AUD 2,300 for non-members, and the gala dinner was included in full registration.
Getting there
ICC Sydney, 14 Darling Drive, Sydney NSW 2000 (2026 venue). MCEC, 1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf VIC 3006 (2023 and 2025 venue). SYD Sydney Kingsford Smith for the Sydney years; MEL Melbourne Tullamarine for the Melbourne years.
Past editions
| Year | Dates | Venue | Attendance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Sep 2-4, 2026 | ICC Sydney | - | Four streams: Corporate (Big 4, ATO, ASX 200 heads of tax), Tax disputes, Indirect tax, Next generation. Super early bird pricing offered. |
Also in Australia
Where this came from. Read from taxinstitute.com.au, checked 2 September 2026. No 2027 dates were published there. Something wrong? Tell us.