Financial Services Taxation Conference
11 - 12 March 2027 | Crown Sydney
Super early bird registration now available - 2027 program coming soon!
The Financial Services Taxation Conference is Australia's premier tax event for all those working across the sector
Why attend?
Australia’s premier tax event for the financial services industry brings together leading experts, practitioners and emerging professionals from across the sector. Over two days, participants will explore the key tax issues that have shaped the last 12 months, gain insight into evolving regulatory and compliance expectations, and examine the impact of technological disruption — including the growing influence of AI-enabled tax functions. The program also considers global economic shifts and the expanding suite of ESG reporting obligations that continue to influence business strategy, financial performance and compliance frameworks.
Program highlights
- Two-day conference featuring high-profile keynotes, plenaries and specialised technical streams
- Deep-dive sessions tailored for all segments of the financial services industry
- Practical guidance on current and emerging tax issues affecting the financial services sector
- Insights into technological and regulatory developments shaping future tax functions
Connecting the profession
This conference is designed to foster meaningful discussion and provide opportunities to engage with peers, presenters and industry leaders. Across the two days, attendees will have access to dedicated networking activities, enabling them to connect with like-minded professionals, exchange perspectives and discuss the latest developments influencing Australia’s financial services tax landscape.
Event Details
Super early bird registration
$ 1,695 - Member
$ 2,115 - Event & new membership bundle
$ 1,995 - Non-member
- When11-March-2027 - 12-March-2027
- FormatFace-to-face
- CPD Hours12
2027 Program Coming Soon
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