International Tax Pro Summit 2026
Hey, it’s Phil Hodgen. I hope you join me in London on June 26, 2026 for our second annual International Tax Pro Summit.
This event is designed to help you meet new friends and colleagues in the international tax community, while oh-by-the-way helping you level up your tax skills.
Early bird pricing is now available for non-members for a limited time.
Connections first
This is a one-day meet-up (with continuing education credits!) for members of the International Tax Pros community.* We finally get to meet our online friends in real life.
The Summit is designed around that objective—connection.
*International Tax Pros is an online community of international tax pros: accountants, enrolled agents, and attorneys who prepare U.S. income tax returns and provide U.S. tax advice for people who have international tax compliance aspects of their lives.
Practical knowledge
We have all sat through forgettable continuing education programs-- hand-wavy summaries of tax law, or PowerPoint slides of something you could figure out from reading the form instructions.
That’s not what will happen here.
For a tax pro, sooner or later there is a moment of truth. “What do I put on line 8?” “Do I check this box, or not?”
You need to know the ideas. The Code. But more importantly, need to know how the rules are applied in real life. That’s our objective: give you the rules, and show you—on a tax return—how the rules work.
All in a relaxed environment, in a small group, with plenty of time for questions.
Priority for International Tax Pro members
We are meeting once again at Chartered Accountants Hall in London. This year we are in a bigger room--we sold all of our tickets and had a waitlist.
International Tax Pros members have first dibs on the tickets; nonmembers will be welcome if there are seats available.
International Tax Pros attend at a reduced price. If you are a member, please purchase your ticket inside the community.
Who should attend
Tax professionals—accountants, Enrolled Agents, and attorneys—who prepare U.S. tax returns with international components in them, or advise clients on cross-border tax matters.
Speakers/Topics
Christine Dahl - Practice Management and AI
Christie DuChateau - Competent Authority Relief
Christian Gulizzi, CPA - Latest Developments in Switzerland, Germany, and Italy Affecting U.S. Residents
Mary Beth Lougen - The Section 962 Election
Dan Price - Streamlined Procedure Relief for Your Client
John Richardson - The Life and Times of Mr. FBAR