Call for Papers 2027
The goal of the conference is to bring together international scholars working on current issues in taxation. The attendance and moderating function of the keynote speakers offers an excellent possibility to receive meaningful feedback for submitted work.
Relevant topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Determinants, measures and consequences of tax avoidance.
- Tax uncertainty, tax compliance, and tax risk.
- Taxation of multinational corporations; BEPS; Global Minimum Tax; International tax sheltering.
- Taxes and managerial decision-making.
- Proposals for tax reforms, tax policy, and recent legislative or regulatory changes.
- Taxation and Sustainability.
- Economic and financial consequences of tax incentives.
Discussion: Each accepted paper will be discussed by another workshop participant, giving participants the unique opportunity to receive thorough and individual feedback on their research project. Each participant is expected to serve as discussant to someone else’s paper.
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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Please submit two otherwise identical versions of your paper:
- Version with author information: includes a cover page with the title and each author's name, affiliation, address, telephone number and e-mail address.
- Anonymized version: identical to the first version, but without the cover page and without any reference to the author(s) or their affiliation(s), including acknowledgements, file name and document properties.
Please submit your documents by filling out the following form: Call for Papers - Submission
Revised versions of the paper may be submitted through the following page by June 1, 2027: Upload a revised version
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DEADLINES
Paper Submission: April 1, 2027
Author Notification: as of April 23, 2027
Application for volunteer discussions: April 23, 2027
Registration of authors: June 1, 2027
Final papers: June 1, 2027
Registration of all other participants: June 16, 2027
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CALL FOR DISSCUSSANTS
The general rule is that each presenter has to discuss one other paper. However, we welcome participants who do not present a paper but volunteer as discussant. If you volunteer as discussant, please fill out the following form: Call for Discussants