CEO Welcome: A new year and a new look: welcoming the next chapter of Tax Adviser
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As we open a new year, we are delighted to share an exciting update about Tax Adviser which has been shaped directly by the voices of our members and readers. Over the past year, many of you took the time to respond to our survey about how you read the magazine and what you value most. Your honesty and insight have guided us as we continue to evolve Tax Adviser for the future.
What came through loud and clear was your desire for balance. While few wanted to lose a print magazine entirely, many also told us that you regularly read articles online, whether for convenience, accessibility or simply because it fits better with the way you work today. Combined with increasing production costs and our shared commitment to sustainability, this feedback gave us an opportunity to reshape Tax Adviser into something more flexible, more modern and, ultimately, more useful.
From this month, January 2026, we are introducing a refreshed publishing schedule. You will receive Tax Adviser content every month, with six digital-first editions and six substantial printed issues across the year. Those printed editions, arriving in February, April, June, August, October and December, will be expanded ‘bumper’ issues, bringing together standout articles, in-depth features and a curated round-up of essential developments in tax. In between these editions, our monthly online updates will deliver timely commentary, practical insights and the latest tax news straight to your screen.
This hybrid approach is designed to offer the best of both worlds: the tactile, in-depth experience of print where it adds value, and the immediacy and accessibility of digital content when you need quick, up-to-the-minute information.
Alongside these changes, we are continuing to enhance the online reading experience, improving navigation, clarity and accessibility so that articles are easier than ever to engage with. Our aim is simple – whether you prefer to read with a coffee and a physical copy, or scroll through insights on the go, Tax Adviser should meet you where you are.
We are genuinely excited about this next chapter. It reflects not only the evolving landscape of tax, but also the evolving needs of the professionals who shape it. Thank you for your feedback, your engagement and your continued support. We look forward to sharing this refreshed, energised Tax Adviser with you throughout 2026.
Helen Whiteman, CEO, CIOT
Jane Ashton, CEO, ATT