D.C. Bar Tax Conference

The D.C. Bar Tax Conference is an annual two-day event organized by the D.C. Bar's Taxation Community, bringing together tax professionals, including lawyers, accountants, and economists, to discuss the latest developments in tax law and policy. The 2026 conference, held on January 7–8, marked the 10th anniversary of this esteemed gathering, attracting over 750 registrants, including more than 400 in-person attendees.

The conference featured 36 sessions led by 175 distinguished speakers from government agencies, private practice, academia, and international institutions. Key topics covered included international, corporate, partnership, energy, artificial intelligence, and individual taxation, as well as emerging issues in tax controversy, administration, and policy. Notable sessions addressed the evolution of the economic substance doctrine, taxation of digital work in the global economy, and the impact of artificial intelligence on tax practices.

Attendees had the opportunity to engage in networking receptions and explore an exhibitor hall showcasing the latest tax-related products and services. The event also featured keynote addresses from prominent figures in the tax field, providing valuable insights into current and future tax landscapes.

This conference is ideal for tax professionals seeking to stay abreast of the latest developments in tax law and policy, enhance their practice through practical insights, and connect with peers and leaders in the field.