The thirtieth edition of the Foundation for International Taxation’s Annual Conference will convene distinguished voices from across the globe to deliberate on the most pressing issues in international taxation. The agenda is carefully curated to illuminate the pathways of policy and certainty, offering participants a rare opportunity to engage with thought leaders and practitioners at the forefront of global tax discourse.

Across two days, ten technical sessions will explore themes such as the role of global institutions in shaping tax governance, policy challenges arising from global mobility, implementation of Pillar One, and the future of wealth taxation. Further discussions will address international reorganizations, aggressive structures and transparency, tax treaty disputes and mutual agreement procedures, the status of Pillar Two in a new global order, taxation of robots, and recent trends in global transfer pricing disputes.

This constellation of sessions, enriched by eminent jurists, academics, policymakers, and industry leaders, ensures that the Conference will remain a premier forum for advancing dialogue on international tax. It promises to inspire, provoke, and guide the next decade of tax policy reforms with clarity, fairness, and intellectual distinction.