We generate insight, inform policy and develop talent to address today's most important tax challenges in an increasingly interconnected world.
$629,658
in external research funds, secured over the past five years
47
institutions represented at the Tax Centre's International Tax Symposium in 2026
400
Young Tax Professionals (YTP) alumni
Our mission: To advance excellence in taxation research, education and policy through collaboration, innovation and evidence-based insights that strengthen tax systems and support informed decision-making in a global economy.
Our vision: To be a globally recognized centre of excellence for taxation thought leadership, shaping the future of tax policy and education through innovative partnerships.
Tax research excellence
We support and disseminate impactful tax research that informs policy and practice.
- Critical tax issues and policy analysis
- Thought leadership for policymakers and practitioners
- Global academic partnerships and collaborations
- Support for tax education, PhD training and research development
Tax education leadership
We advance tax education through collaboration, innovation, and the development of future tax professionals.
- Future-ready skills for new tax professionals
- Best practices and innovation in tax pedagogy
- Student learning, development, and career readiness
- Support for Young Tax Professional student groups
2026 Annual Summary showcases a year of growth, impact and innovation
The Waterloo Centre for Taxation in a Global Economy is proud to release its 2026 Annual Summary, celebrating a year of exceptional achievements in research, education and engagement. The summary highlights the Centre's expanding national and international impact, innovative educational initiatives, influential research, valued partnerships and the accomplishments of our faculty and students. Discover how the Centre continues to advance tax thought, strengthen tax education and contribute to informed tax policy in Canada and globally.
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