Join CIOT and ATT for the inaugural Tax Technology Conference: 4 June 2025

Conference: Join CIOT and ATT for the inaugural Tax Technology Conference: 4 June 2025
24 April 2025

Step into the world of Tax Technology at the new dedicated in-person conference, taking place at the ICC Birmingham on 4 June 2025, designed for a range of professionals working in the tax sector.

Whether you’re a sole practitioner, part of a small, mid-size or large firm, or working in a government or in-house tax team, this event is relevant for you.

Why attend?

Whether you are new to AI and tax technology, or already implementing these advancements, the conference offers something for everyone. You will gain insights from expert keynote speakers, join interactive breakout sessions, explore the demonstration and exhibition area, and network with peers and industry leaders.

What to expect

The educational programme structure will provide a balanced, informative and engaging experience of the current and future tax technology landscape, and what that means for tax practices in terms of preparation, safe adoption and advancing ethical AI in tax.

Highlights include:

  • technical tax updates covering recent changes in tax laws, regulations, Making Tax Digital (MTD) and anti-money laundering (AML) compliance requirements;
  • an AI Tax Tool Showcase with live demonstrations and hands-on experiences;
  • a panel discussion on ‘Ethical considerations in AI Tax Solutions’; and
  • experience breakout sessions offering interactive workshops on various AI and tax technology topics.

Featured sessions

  • A Keynote Address will explore the intersection of tax, technology and the impact of AI on the profession, delivered by Professor Michael Mainelli, Chairman of Z/Yen Group and former Lord Mayor of the City of London.
  • Technical Tax Updates will focus on the latest updates on HMRC’s Transformation Programme including digitalisation, AI and MTD, and updates on the principles of professional conduct in relation to tax (PCRT) and other professional standards, as they relate to the use of AI.
  • Best practices for implementing tax technology, where you will learn about the key principles of the AI Management Essentials (AIME) tool, which offers practical support to SMEs on existing AI regulations, standards and frameworks enabling you to assess and improve your current and future AI management systems and practices.

Plus many more... All of the sessions will be delivered by our diverse lineup of expert speakers, who will ensure an engaging experience for all and their range of expertise.

Speakers

The conference will be hosted by Helen Whiteman, CEO of CIOT, and Jane Ashton, CEO of ATT. It will be chaired by Paul Aplin OBE, of the CIOT Presidential team, and includes an impressive speaker lineup including:

  • Jonathan Athow, Director General, Customer Strategy and Tax Design, HMRC;
  • Dr Amy Dickens, AI Assurance Lead, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology;
  • Xiaoshan Sun, Tax Technology Lead, Deliveroo;
  • Craig Ogilvie, Director of Making Tax Digital, HMRC;
  • Graham Tilbury, Partner, WTS Hansuke;
  • Priya Vijayasarathy, Director of Data & AI, Deloitte; and
  • Matthew Woolgar, PwC, Tax Transformation Leader.

As well as exploring the latest advancements and best practices in AI and technology in taxation, by attending you will also benefit from:

  • networking opportunities throughout the day with peers, industry leaders and innovators;
  • enhanced professional development with lectures that count towards your CPD; and
  • a closing drinks reception hosted by both the CIOT and ATT Presidents to wrap up the day.
 
Secure your place now to be part of the future of tax technology at: www.taxtechnology.org.uk