- The EU Tax Symposium 2026 will focus on the future of taxation, addressing inequality and growth in the global economy.
- The event will feature ministers, senior policymakers, academics, and Nobel Prize winners, with keynotes and panels on tax, prosperity, and fairness.
- Sessions will cover topics such as simplifying taxation for innovation and growth, reducing compliance burdens, managing tax expenditures, closing tax gaps, and tax measures for the housing crisis.
- High-level discussions will include the EU’s role in international tax cooperation, the future after the G7/G20 agreement, and global fairness in taxation.
- The symposium will take place in Brussels over two days, with opportunities for networking and further details to be announced.
Source: taxation-customs.ec.europa.eu
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