Join us for our upcoming continuing education offerings. We look forward to seeing you soon!
International Tax Course
August 12-16, Atlanta, GA
The U.S. International Tax Course builds upon the Institute’s successful legacy in educating tax professionals about the intricacies of U.S. international taxation. Designed for in-house tax professionals with five or fewer years of experience in this domain, the course covers essential topics such as income and expense sourcing, the U.S. foreign tax credit, transfer pricing regulations, FATCA compliance, and the U.S. subpart F regime, catering to professionals from both U.S. and non-U.S. headquartered companies. Boasting a world-class faculty, practical perspective, reasonable pricing, and top-notch facilities, this course is a perennial highlight of the Institute’s continuing education calendar.
Audits & Appeals Seminar
September 10-12, 2024, McLean, VA
TEI’s 2024 Audits & Appeals Seminar addresses the evolving landscape of tax administration post-IRA, focusing on the shifts in IRS operations, investments in technology, and the influx of new professionals. The Audits & Appeals Seminar offers two tracks covering Federal Tax Transfer Pricing Controversies and State and Local Tax Controversies. With sessions led by IRS leadership and state officials, attendees gain valuable insights with multiple networking opportunities, equipping them to navigate the ever-changing tax administration environment.
79th Annual Conference
October 27-30, 2024, San Antonio, TX
Save your spot for TEI’s 79th Annual Conference! This Conference will feature a comprehensive program with plenary and concurrent sessions covering U.S. federal, international, and state & local tax, as well as Canadian tax, financial reporting, tax technology, and corporate tax management issues. As is the case for all TEI conferences, there will be several special sessions focused on topics of the day and in addition to the high-value content, there will be multiple opportunities to connect with attendees at receptions, networking breaks, and other social functions.