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*SAVE THE DATE* 27th Annual Tax Policy & Practice Symposium

May 14, 2026 @ 8:00 am - May 15, 2026 @ 1:00 pm

Program Manager: TBA

Program Description

Coming this Fall!

 

Continuing Education

Participation in the symposium will allow you the opportunity to receive continuing education credits. TCPI is registered with NASBA, and in accordance with its policies, up to 14 CPE credits can be earned. (NASBA Field of Study: TAXATION.)

TCPI will also apply for CLE accreditation from those states that require it, which participants list on their registration form. The total amount of earned CLE credits varies by states.

CPE: TBD credit hours (based on a 50-min per credit hour standard)
CLE: TBD credit hours (based on a 50-min per credit hour standard); TBD credit hours (based on a 60-min per credit hour standard)

The Tax Council Policy Institute is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: http://www.nasbaregistry.org/.

When & Where

May 14 - 15, 2026
Annual Symposium
The Ritz-Carlton
1150 22nd Street NW
Washington, DC, Washington, DC
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Program Manager

TBA

Information will be available this Fall!

Planning Committee.

AbbVie

Mark Genrizi
Tax Counsel

Apple

Phillip Bullock
Head of Global Tax

Andersen

Mary Duffy
Managing Director and Head of US National Tax
Program Manager Advisory Committee (PMAC)

Assurant

Melissa Hall
Senior Vice President

Caterpillar

Chad Withers
Chief Tax Officer

Cencora

Kevin Conway
Senior Vice President, Tax

Ciena

Liz Tracey
Senior Director, Global Tax

Deloitte Tax

Anna Taylor
Deputy Leader - Tax Policy Group, Washington National Tax
Program Manager

Eli Lilly and Company

Katie Lodato
Vice President, Global Tax

EMD Holding

Anthony O’Donnell
Vice President of Tax

Exxon Mobil Corporation

Morgan Crabtree
Senior Tax Counsel

EY

Colleen O'Neill
Partner and National Tax Department Leader
Program Manager Advisory Committee (PMAC)

FedEx

Tim Wright
Corporate Vice President Tax

Ford Motor Company

Nicole Puckett
Chief Tax Officer

Google

Daniel Smith
Director, International Tax Planning & Policy

Johnson & Johnson

Alyson Lawrence
Vice President, Global Taxation

Koch Industries, Inc.

Jason Young
Director, Tax Policy and Strategy

KPMG

John Gimigliano
Principal-in-Charge, Federal Tax Legislative and Regulatory Services

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Urvi Doshi Sood
Vice President, Taxes & General Tax Counsel

Loews Corporation

Brandon Holder
Vice President, Tax

Mars, Incorporated

Peter Kim
Global Tax Director

Mastercard

Scarlet Pereira
Executive Vice President – Global Tax

McCormick & Company, Inc.

Paul Nolan
Vice President, Tax, Government Affairs & Strategic Real Estate

McDermott Will & Schulte

David Noren
Partner
Program Manaer Advisory Committee (PMAC)

Meta

Alan Lee
Head of Global Tax Policy

Microsoft Corporation

Thomas Roesser
GM, Tax Policy Counsel

Miller & Chevalier

Rocco Femia
Member
Program Manaer Advisory Committee (PMAC)

Novo Nordisk

Paul Hoogsteden
Head of US and Canada Tax

Procter & Gamble

Tadd Fowler
Senior Vice President – Treasurer and Global Tax Operations

PwC

Kevin Levingston
Washington National Tax Services Leader
Program Manager Advisory Committee (PMAC)

Regeneron

Mark Volpe
Senior Vice President, Tax

RTX

Ross Kearney
Corporate Vice President, Tax

Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom

Loren Ponds
Partner
Program Manager Advisory Committee (PMAC)

T-Mobile US

Chris Miller
Senior Vice President, Tax

The Boeing Company

Natalie Rorem
Vice President, Tax

The Carlyle Group

Shannon Stafford
Managing Director

The Walt Disney Company

John Stowell
Senior Vice President – Tax, Incentives & International Financial Reporting

Uber

Arielle Borsos
Senior Counsel, Tax Policy and Strategic Projects

UGI Corporation

Kathleen Rodes
Vice President, Global Tax

Hotel Information.

Room block information for the 2026 TCPI Symposium will be available in the Fall.

Additional Information.

Who should attend?

The program is designed for CFOs, VPs of Tax, VPs of Finance, corporate tax directors, government tax professionals, tax counsels, attorneys, and managers. The method of delivery will be group-live at an intermediate to advanced level. Participants should possess an advanced knowledge of tax policy and practice.

Does the registration cost include hotel reservation?

No. You must make your own hotel reservation. TCPI will have a room block with a special rate for the 2026 Symposium. Information will be available later this year.

Can I obtain continuing education credits (CLE or CPE) by attending this conference?

YES! Participation in the Symposium will allow you the opportunity to receive continuing education credits. TCPI is registered with NASBA, and in accordance with its policies, up to TBA CPE credits can be earned. (NASBA Field of Study: TAXATION.) TCPI will also apply for CLE accreditation post-conference from those states that require it, which participants list on their registration forms. The total amount of earned CLE credits varies by states. Attendees must answer ALL polling questions to qualify for CLE and/or CPE credits.

How do I become an exhibitor?

To obtain a copy of the exhibitor prospectus, which includes the pricing and benefits of becoming an exhibitor, please email us at general@tcpi.org. Note that spots are limited and we do sell out!

Should I bring a laptop/tablet to this conference?

YES, especially for those seeking continuing education (CE) credits. YOU MUST ANSWER ALL POLLING QUESTIONS IN ORDER TO EARN CE CREDITS. An event app will be available for the use of registered attendees. Submitting questions for speakers, tracking of attendance for CE accreditation, participating in polling questions, accessing conference documents (presentations and articles) and many functions will be conducted through the event app. There will be wifi and writing surface available in the conference room.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

Fees are refundable, less a $150 processing fee, if written notice is received by TCPI prior to COB Wednesday, April 15, 2026. There will be no refunds after April 15, 2026; however, a substitute for the original registrant will be accepted. For more information regarding registration, refund, complaint, and/or program cancellation policies, please call TCPI at (202) 822-8062 or email general@tcpi.org.

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