The 2026 edition will focus on “The Future of Taxation”, inviting contributions from scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and Ph.D. students. Selected abstracts will be invited for presentation and discussion during the Forum, which will take place on the 23 March 2026.
Submissions may address any aspect of international taxation. Topics of particular interest include:
- The future of global tax governance and ongoing international reforms
- Digitalisation and its impact on nexus rules and permanent establishment
- Tax implications of remote work, digital nomads, and the cross-border mobility of individuals
- Taxation of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and international relocation policies
- Implementation and consequences of the OECD/G20 Pillar One and Pillar Two measures
- Developments in tax transparency, information exchange, and compliance technologies
- Dispute resolution, treaty interpretation, and the evolution of international tax norms
- Sustainable taxation, including the role of fiscal policy in climate and ESG initiatives
Contributions adopting innovative or interdisciplinary perspectives are encouraged.
Researchers are invited to submit an abstract of up to 500 words, presenting the research question, methodology, and expected contribution, and accompanied by 3–5 keywords. Submissions should include full author details: name, institutional affiliation, position or title, email address, a short biography of 100–150 words, and—if applicable—co-authorship information. All abstracts will be evaluated through a scientific review process, and authors of accepted proposals will be invited to present their research during the Forum. Notifications of acceptance will be communicated in early March 2026.
Abstracts and author details should be submitted by 28 February 2026 to diritto@supsi.ch, using the subject line: “CFP – SUPSI International Tax Law Forum 2026.”
For questions or further information, please contact francesca.amaddeo@supsi.ch or tiziana.hu@supsi.ch.
The Tax & Legal Competence Centre at SUPSI promotes research, education, and professional dialogue in the fields of tax law, international taxation, corporate law, and related regulatory areas. Through applied research projects, academic initiatives, and collaborations with institutions and practitioners, the Centre supports the development of innovative approaches to taxation and legal practice, contributing to both academic advancement and the practical needs of the broader professional community. This Forum reflects the Centre’s commitment to fostering high-level exchange and supporting emerging scholarship in international tax law.