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Conference
Face-to-face
National Resources Tax Conference
12 & 13 November 2026 | Ritz-Carlton, Perth | 10 CPD hours
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Australia’s leading conference focused entirely on the mining and oil & gas industries
Since the most recent mining boom in the mid 2000s, Australia’s resources sector’s contribution has exploded. The sector delivers economic wealth, jobs, high wages, investment and tax revenues to Australians. Together with mining services, the resources sector makes up over 8 per cent of Australia’s economy. With continuous ebbs and flows, increased complexities and the rise in demand for renewables, resources-specific tax training is in high demand. The National Resources Tax Conference is the only conference in Australia focusing specifically on tax practitioners in this space.
Industry experts and an expansive technical program
This excellent conference held over two days will provide updates on the tax issues that are front of mind for industry. In particular this year, a number of sessions will focus on the energy transition, plus much more.
Who should attend?
A must-attend event for all tax practitioners working in mining, resources, oil and gas.
Network, network, network
Our specialist conferences are designed to allow delegates the time to enjoy robust technical discussions with colleagues and incorporate several opportunities throughout for attendees to mingle with peers and presenters. Each conference program includes dedicated networking functions for attendees to connect with like-minded members of the profession and discuss the latest issues in tax and beyond.
Event Details
Super early bird registration
$ 1,695 - Member
$ 2,115- Event & new membership bundle
$ 1,995 - Non member
- When12-November-2026 - 13-November-2026
- FormatFace-to-face
- CPD Hours10
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2026 Technical Program
Session 1: Economic update
Speaker: Aaron Walker, CMEWA
Session 2: Tax Transparency, Governance and Compliance — Evolving Expectations for Heads of Tax
Panellists: Janelle Keatley, South32, Peter Hyman, INPEX, Kristy Ripp, Monadelphous
Facilitator: Coralie Trotter, Shell
Session 3A: Pillar Two
Speakers: Louis Hager, Woodside, Alia Lum, CTA, KPMG
Session 3B: Transfer Pricing – Quasi Equity
Speaker: David Bond, CTA, BDO
Session 4A: PRRT
Panellists: Matt Persse, Australian Taxation Office, Tim Wood, Shell
Facilitator: Alice Robertson, Jones Day
Session 4B: Duty in E&R transactions – the essential toolkit
Speakers: Nick Heggart, CTA, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, Mark Peters, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Session 5A: Foreign Resident Capital Gains Tax
Speakers: Luke Furness, Clayton Utz, Rimma Miller, ATI, Clayton Utz
Session 5B: AI in Practice - Ways of Working
Speakers: Jason Barnes, CTA, Mallesons, Paul Mackay, Shell
Session 6: ATO Disputes – Intel & Insights
Panellists: Suzie Emery, Australian Taxation Office, Coralie Trotter, Shell
Facilitator: Dr. Niv Tadmore, CTA, Jones Day
Session 7: ATO Perspectives – Corporate Tax Transparency, Assurance and Reporting
Panellists: Suzie Emery, Australian Taxation Office, Bryan Ross, Australian Taxation Office
Facilitator: Robyn Murphy, Santos
Session 8: Reconstruction - Pt IVA, DPT & Transfer Pricing - Latest Developments
Panellists: Helen Symon KC, Victorian Bar, Peter Walmsley, Australian Taxation Office
Facilitator: Lauren Moses, Jones Day
Session 9: Non-traditional Financing
Speakers: Andrew Young, Deloitte, Tony Windle, Deloitte
Session 10: Quantum of Debt
Speaker: Ockie Olivier, Deloitte
Session 11: Living with the Debt Deduction Creation Rules
Speakers: Matthew Chamberlain, CTA, EY, Harjit Singh, FTI, Australian Taxation Office
The Ritz-Carlton, Perth
1 Barrack St, Perth WA 6000
Cutting a striking silhouette along the Swan River, The Ritz-Carlton Perth evokes timeless luxury and the joy of discovery. Set within a stunning building on Elizabeth Quay, the guest rooms and suites at our luxury hotel in Perth overlook the river, skyline and urban parks, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering pristine views.
Getting there
The Ritz-Carlton, Perth is 20 minutes from Perth Airport and located in Elizabeth Quay, only a short walk from Perth’s CBD. Airport Trains from terminals 1 and 2 are available between Perth Airport and Perth Station, approximately every 15 minutes. To use this service, fares are capped at just $5. You can buy a ticket at the Airport Central Station.
Parking
Valet parking is priced at $80 per night with in–out privileges. If you prefer self-parking, the nearby Quay Car Park (18 The Esplanade) offers hourly and daily rates starting at $30.
Favourable room rates have been negotiated and secured at The Ritz-Carlton, Perth. Accommodation bookings can be made by following the link here.
Rooms are limited and subject to availability.
Nearby accommodation
Guests seeking alternative accommodation arrangements, may wish to consider DoubleTree by Hilton Perth Waterfront walking distance to The Ritz-Carlton. Accommodation bookings can be made by following the link here.
Join your colleagues and conference speakers for an evening of canapes, drinks and networking.
Date: Thursday, 12 November 2026
Time: From 5:30pm
Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, Perth
Price: Inclusive for all full registration delegates
$80 for additional tickets – see registration form for details
Dress: Business or business casual