TRN 25 - Nottingham 8-10th Sept 2025
2025-09-08 - 2025-09-10 | Nottingham University Business School, Jubilee Campus, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom
The 34th Annual Tax Research Network Conference will be held on 8-10th September 2025 at Nottingham University Business School – for full details, see https://taxresearch.network/trn25-nottingham/.
Registration has closed for the TRN25.
If you are a currently registered PhD student (full-time only) you can qualify for a heavily subsidised rate as part of the CIOT sponsorship we have for this event. Please select the relevant PhD option below if this applies to you (please note that this will be validated).
The conference rates include full entry to the event on the chosen days, including all catering during the working days (and the conference dinner on the evening of 8th Sept if this extra is chosen as part of your booking), car parking and Wi-Fi. However, no accommodation or travel is included in these rates – this must be arranged by yourself directly.
Please note that spaces at the conference dinner are limited and cannot be extended once capacity is reached so, please book this early to guarantee a place.
Evening meals on the 9th of September are by your own arrangement.
If you have any questions on the booking process, please contact the conference organisers (contact details provided in the link above to the full conference details).

In addition to the highly discounted PhD rates, we have a small number of PhD fee waivers for in person presenters. To apply for a fee waiver, please send an email to amy.lawton@ed.ac.uk. Priority will be given to PhD students who are not in full-time employment.
There is also some limited support to cover travel and accommodation costs for PhD students and Early Career Academics in post for less than two years. It is unlikely that this support will cover all your costs and there are strict upper limits on what we can reimburse. Direct conference costs have risen considerably this year, and the fees have already been heavily subsidised. This support operates as a reimbursement and priority will be given to PhD students who are not in full-time employment.
For further information on this support (including how to apply), please email our Treasurer, Phyllis Alexander (palexander@bournemouth.ac.uk) with an estimate of your costs before Monday 21st July 2025.

We are unable to process refunds once a booking has been completed. If you are no longer able to attend in person, you will, of course, be able to join us online with your in person registration.
We acknowledge the sponsorship provided for this event by our main sponsors for TRN 25:

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Tax Research, Education and the Profession: Insights, Impacts & Opportunities
2026-01-22 09:00 - 10:30 (Europe/London) | online
📢 Upcoming Webinar by the TRN: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Tax Research, Education and the Profession Insights, Impacts & Opportunities
Join us for a thought-provoking webinar exploring the transformative role of AI in tax research, education and the profession, drawing on the latest global research and professional insights. This event delves into how AI is reshaping research, teaching, learning and assessment, and the profession, and what it means for tax researchers, educators, learners, and practitioners.
🔍 What to Expect:

An expert panel discussion from professional accounting/tax experts, international researchers and educators.
A review of recent literature and practices, covering areas such as:

the 2025 Microsoft AI in Education Report highlighting rapid adoption and training gaps;
UNESCO’s reflections on AI’s disruptions and dilemmas in classrooms;
ethical and regulatory challenges from global academic reviews;
insights on AI’s practical integration and concerns; and

AI’s role in research publications, funding applications and professional development.

Engaging break-out sessions.
An overall round-up and future action points, with the aim of producing a published report or academic paper (based on interest and engagement)

💡 Why Attend?

Understand how AI is being used in real settings, whether it be in higher education, research, the profession, or public sector.
Explore ethical, scholarly, and practical implications of AI tools.
Enhance your network and re-connect with the tax community to share ideas and challenges.
Help shape future policy and practice and further collaboration.

📌 Register Now by clicking 👉 here
