IRS Opens Registration for 2026 Nationwide Tax Forum

Registration Now Open for Tax Professionals

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has officially opened the registration process for its 2026 Nationwide Tax Forum. This annual series of events serves as a primary venue for tax professionals, including certified public accountants, enrolled agents, and tax attorneys, to engage directly with agency leadership and gain insights into evolving tax regulations.

Event Structure and Locations

The 2026 Nationwide Tax Forum will be hosted in five major U.S. cities. These forums are designed to provide comprehensive educational opportunities through a variety of seminars and workshops. Attendees can expect to cover a wide range of topics, including:

• Updates on federal tax law changes
• IRS administrative procedures and policy updates
• Best practices for tax preparation and compliance
• Cybersecurity and data protection for tax firms

The forum also features an exhibition hall where professionals can interact with software providers and other industry-related organizations.

Professional Development and Networking

A key component of the forum is the ability for attendees to earn Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits. By participating in the sessions, tax professionals can maintain their professional credentials while staying informed about the latest developments from the IRS. An agency representative noted that the forum is a 'vital opportunity for the tax community to collaborate and prepare for the upcoming filing season'.

Conclusion

Registration is currently available through the official IRS website. Tax professionals are encouraged to register early, as these events frequently reach capacity. The 2026 Nationwide Tax Forum continues the agency's commitment to fostering open communication and providing necessary resources to the tax practitioner community across the United States.