ITR World Tax 2027 webinar: completing your submission

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ITR World Tax 2027 webinar: completing your submission

2027 world tax research webinar

Join ITR's Head of Research, John Harrison, for an overview of key dates, new developments, best practices, and more for next year’s research cycle

On Wednesday, November 19th, World Tax's Head of Research, John Harrison, will update you on all the changes to the research process and forms for the World Tax 2027 rankings and 2026 awards.

This webinar will include:

  • An introduction to the ‘three pillars’ of the research process;

  • Changes to the submissions process;

  • Essential details to include in your submission; and

  • Tips for creating a standout submission

The presentation will conclude with a live Q&A where John will answer any additional questions you may have that are not answered by the presentation.

The ITR World Tax 2027 rankings and ITR Awards 2026 research submissions will open in January 2026. Look out for further details soon!

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