The Georgetown-IRS Institute on Current Issues in International Taxation will take place December 15–16, 2026, at Georgetown University’s Capitol Campus in Washington, D.C. This two-day conference will bring together officials from Treasury, the IRS, the Joint Committee on Taxation, and the OECD, along with leading practitioners from law firms, accounting firms, corporations, and academia, to discuss the developments shaping international tax.
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The program includes keynote luncheons with Rebecca Burch, Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Tax Affairs, and Jarod Koopman, IRS Chief Tax Compliance Officer, as well as an evening reception on December 15. Panelists from law schools include Diane Ring (Boston College) and Dave Hubbert (NYU Tax Law Center), and the program chairs include Itai Grinberg (Georgetown).
More information, including a list of speakers and the agenda, is available on the Institute website. Georgetown is offering an early-bird discount for those who register by November 1.
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