Tax Foundation Europe has officially announced the details for its second annual gala and conference, bringing together the continent’s prominent tax policy community for a high-level gathering in the heart of France. Scheduled for Monday, September 27, 2027, the landmark event will take place at the prestigious Maison de la Chimie, located at 28 Rue Saint-Dominique in the 75007 district of Paris.
The upcoming gala aims to build upon the success of the inaugural event held the previous year, offering a unique forum for leading experts, policymakers, academics, and international stakeholders to connect, collaborate, and celebrate milestones within the pan-European tax policy landscape. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in critical discussions over dinner, hear from top authorities in the field, and participate in a vibrant exchange of ideas concerning the future of taxation across Europe.
As international tax policy navigates a period marked by considerable evolution and shifting regulatory frameworks, gatherings of this caliber serve as vital networking and intellectual hubs. While registration for the 2027 gala and conference has not yet officially opened, Tax Foundation Europe has made an interest form available online through its engagement portal, allowing interested professionals to sign up for early notifications the moment registration goes live.
Event Details
The one-day convergence of international tax minds is structured to deliver both high-level academic discourse and exclusive networking opportunities.
Date & Time:
Monday, September 27, 2027
Location:
Maison de la Chimie
28 Rue Saint-Dominique, 75007 Paris, France
Interested participants who wish to secure their place or receive timely updates can register their interest by visiting the official inquiry link provided by the organizers.
Interested in Attending Our 2027 Conference?
Running concurrently with the evening gala celebrations, the 2027 conference component will feature panels and presentations led by top academics and influential leaders from the international tax community. These sessions are designed to unpack and debate major tax topics currently shaping global and European economies.
Discussions are expected to center around the complexities of modern tax structures, cross-border compliance, economic competitiveness, and the pursuit of sound fiscal governance. By bringing together diverse voices from the academic, private, and public sectors, the conference provides an essential platform for addressing the pressing challenges facing tax systems today.
Perspectives on the Evolving Tax Landscape
The necessity for continuous dialogue and rigorous economic analysis has become increasingly apparent to professionals operating within the European tax ecosystem. Stakeholders frequently point to the volatile and uncertain nature of international tax policy as a driving force behind the demand for independent research and principled debate.
Reflecting on the current climate, a senior tax leader in Europe emphasized the critical value of structured conversations among industry participants, noting that today, international tax policy is especially turbulent and uncertain. In this environment, dialogue between stakeholders remains essential, and the deep insights, critical analysis, and robust research that Tax Foundation Europe brings are needed now more than ever.
Echoing these sentiments, another prominent voice from the European tax community underscored the organization’s unique role in shaping regional fiscal policy. According to the senior tax leader, Tax Foundation Europe really fills a gap in the EU tax debate by adding facts and economic analyses to the discourse with the ultimate aim of fostering principled and pro-growth tax policies. Describing the organization’s impact on the broader legislative and economic environment, the leader characterized Tax Foundation Europe as a vital "mythbuster of bad tax policy."
These endorsements highlight the growing influence of evidence-based research in steering legislative bodies and corporate strategies away from counterproductive measures and toward sustainable economic growth. As preparations for the September 2027 gala and conference move forward, anticipation continues to build across the pan-European tax policy community for what promises to be a defining event of the year.
