Pacific Rim Tax Conference 2026

The Fifteenth Annual Pacific Rim Tax Conference is a two-day conference bringing international tax policy and management issues to the forefront of corporate tax leaders and tax professionals, focusing on the Pacific Rim arena.

The audience comprises high level corporate tax directors, tax counsels and tax managers as well as international and U.S. government personnel.

The event will be held Thursday, May 14–Friday, May 15, 2026 at the
Hyatt Regency San Francisco, California, USA.

More information about the The Fifteenth Annual Pacific Rim Tax Conference will be posted as it becomes available.

The event will be held Thursday, June 13, 2024, 8:30 AM through Friday, June 14, 2024, 4:30 PM PST at the Grand Bay Hotel San Francisco, Redwood City, California, USA. Visit our Registration page for more information about the cost of this event and how to register.

Purpose of the Conference

• To provide a venue for Pacific Rim countries to share their current important tax issues and developments with OECD tax officials, multinational tax officers and practitioners interested in these important issues.
• To encourage constructive dialogue between the corporate tax community and tax administrators and to improve a mutual understanding and more effective compliance with the participating countries' tax rules.
• To enhance the relationships between tax professionals and country tax administrators.

Keynote Speakers

• Manal Corwin; Director of the Centre for Tax Policy and Administration; OECD
• Michael Lennard; Chief of International Tax Cooperation & Trade; United Nations
• Derek Theurer; Counselor to the Secretary; U.S. Department of the Treasury

Valedictory Speaker

• Douglas 0’Donnell; former Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service

In our brief discussions with practitioners and company representatives in California, we have found a great deal of enthusiasm and interest in this type of Asia-Pacific government conference. This is obviously due to the focus of business and tax interest in the Pacific Rim countries. We expect this meeting to be quickly subscribed, and the participants will be fully engaged in the sessions. We expect full coverage of the sessions by the US and international tax press.