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Qatar’s tax landscape is changing faster than at any point in recent years. In May 2026, the Cabinet approved a draft e-invoicing law and its executive regulations. Enactment, technical specifications and rollout timelines are still being defined, but the direction is clear: tax administration in Qatar is going digital. Finance and tax leaders who prepare now will shape how their organizations adapt rather than scramble to react.
The changes extend beyond e-invoicing. Companies already file returns and pay taxes through the GTA’s Dhareeba portal, with returns due within four months of year-end. Pillar Two requirements also form part of the compliance landscape, while VAT has yet to be introduced, leaving finance teams to prepare without a confirmed timeline. Taxcom Qatar brings the community together for one focused day to explore these issues with those who navigate them daily.
Taxcom Qatar brings together 200+ CFOs, Finance Directors, Heads of Tax, Compliance Leaders and Finance Technology decisionmakers from Qatar’s leading organizations. Every session is led by practitioners who have faced these challenges inside their own organizations. You will leave with specific frameworks, honest lessons and a peer network you can call on long after the day ends
E-Invoicing in Qatar:
From Draft Law to Go-Live, What Large Taxpayers Should Do Now
ERP, Data and Integration:
Closing the Gaps Before the Specifications Arrive
Tax Technology and AI:
What Works in Qatar’s Finance Functions
The CFO’s Compliance Playbook:
Tax Governance, Board Visibility and the Wider Load
Transfer Pricing and Withholding Tax on Cross-Border Payments
Global Minimum Tax and Pillar Two:
What Multinationals in Qatar Need to Do
Dhareeba, GTA Compliance and Audit Readiness
Lessons from the GCC:
What Qatar Can Learn from the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Oman
The Taxcom Summit Qatar 2027 will honor outstanding leaders who have made significant contributions to their industries, showcasing their achievements and inspiring future innovation.
Qatar’s Cabinet approved a draft e-invoicing law and its regulations in May 2026, and a phased rollout starting with large taxpayers is anticipated. The organizations that prepare their systems, data, and teams now will adapt to their own terms. Taxcom Qatar gives you a clear readiness roadmap while there is still time to act
Every session is led by practitioners from inside finance and tax functions, not by commentators. You will hear what worked, what was underestimated, and what they would change, including lessons from neighboring markets that are further ahead of e-invoicing.
Beyond e-invoicing, the programme covers GTA compliance and audit readiness, Global Minimum Tax, transfer pricing, tax technology, and the CFO’s governance role. It also covers planning for VAT, which Qatar still hasn’t introduced. You leave with a view of the full landscape and a clear list of the next steps.
Taxcom Qatar brings CFOs, Finance Directors, Heads of Tax and compliance leaders into one room. The conversations at the breaks and over lunch are often as valuable as the sessions, and the relationships last well beyond the day.
Oil & Gas / EnergyManufacturingRetail & FMCGReal Estate & ConstructionTelecommunicationsLogistics & TransportationHealthcare & PharmaceuticalsHospitality & TravelAutomotiveFood & BeverageAviationUtilitiesTrading & DistributionPharmaceuticals & Life SciencesEducationIndustrial & ChemicalsMining & MetalsConsumer GoodsE-commerceGovernment & Government-Owned EnterprisesFamily Businesses / ConglomeratesMedia & EntertainmentEngineering & InfrastructureBanking & Financial ServicesInsuranceChief Financial OfficerFinance DirectorDirector/VP/Head of FinanceChief Accounting OfficerDirector/ Head Financial ControllerGroup Head of Tax/ Regional Head of TaxDirector/VP/Head of TaxSenior Tax ManagerIndirect Tax DirectorVAT Director / Head of VATCorporate Tax DirectorInternational Tax DirectorTransfer Pricing DirectorTax Compliance DirectorHead of Digital TransformationERP DirectorSAP Director / Head of SAPHead of Financial SystemsFinance Technology DirectorHead of AutomationHead of Data & AnalyticsChief Data OfficerChief Information OfficerChief Compliance OfficerInternal Audit DirectorTax Risk DirectorRegulatory Compliance Director
Be in the room while buying decisions are being formed
E-invoicing, ERP integration and tax technology choices are being scoped now, before the rules are final. Partnering puts your brand in front of 200+ finance and tax decisionmakers at exactly the point when they are asking whom to trust.
A focused audience, not a generic crowd
The audience is CFOs, Finance Directors, Heads of Tax and Finance Technology Leaders, which is the buyer profile for tax technology, ERP, advisory and compliance solutions. Every conversation on the day is relevant to what you sell.
Credibility through practitioner-led content
Sessions are built around real operating challenges, not product pitches. Your brand sits alongside that content, and it builds trust that advertising cannot buy. Speaking and thought-leadership opportunities are structured to educate first.
A partnership shaped around your objective
Whether you want leads, brand visibility, thought leadership or executive access, we build the package around your goal rather than a fixed tier. As a first edition in the market, early partners also gain founding visibility that later editions cannot offer.
