IMPORTANT: To receive the access link for the conference, you must register using this form.
Silesian Branch of the National Chamber of Tax Advisers
in cooperation with
Faculty of Law and Administration,
University of Silesia in Katowice
would like to invite you to participate in the
Fourth International Tax Conference
Taxes of Tomorrow.
Directions of tax law development in European countries
which will be held on-line on 18 September 2026
The Conference is organized by the Board of the Silesian Branch of the National Chamber of Tax Advisers in collaboration with the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Silesia. Its aim is to identify and delineate the development directions of tax law in EU countries, proposing model legislative solutions that these countries have implemented in response to current challenges and the evolving tax landscape. The primary goal is to assess the priorities of European legislators in shaping tax law, explore the legislative approaches taken by individual countries, and evaluate the resulting effects.
The conference will be conducted entirely in English.
Five qualifying points are awarded for attending the conference.
IMPORTANT: To receive the points and the conference certificate, you must register via the mDoradca panel https://mdoradca.krdp.pl/admin.php?m=szkolenia&o=showSzkolenie&id=725037
Participation in the conference is free of charge; the event will take place online via Microsoft Teams. You will find the registration link below.
IMPORTANT: To receive the access link for the conference, you must register using this form.
Conference Schedule
9:00-9:20: Registration and Conference Opening
9:20-9:40: Diego Conte, Tax certainty as a fundamental element of a competitive tax system
9:40-10:00: Ewelina Majewska-Howis, Pillar Two in Practice: Lessons from Implementing Global Minimum Tax Across 40 Jurisdictions
10:00-10:20: Helena Bogdanowska, The Black Box of Tax Administration: AI, Algorithmic Decisions and Taxpayer Rights
10:20-10:40: Magnus Kristoffersson, When AI Becomes a Better Tax Judge: Why Humans Still Matter
10:40-11:00: Break
11:00-11:20: Álvaro Antón Antón, The Legal Design of Carbon Pricing in the European Union: Coordination Challenges in a Multi-Instrument Framework
11:20-11:40: Anna Derdak, Property tax as a catalyst for sustainable transformation
11:40-12:00: Szymon Lipiński, Proposal for a Multilateral Tax Instrument to Combat Climate Change (Climate MLI)
12:00-12:20: Stoycho Dulevski, Tax AIdministration - challenge and/or opportunity
12:20-12:40: Break
12:40-13:00: Filip Majdowski, Pillar Two after the direct Tax Omnibus: simplification or a new anti-abuse architecture?
13:00-13:20: Rafał Lipniewicz, Permanent establishment in the age of artificial intelligence
13:20-13:40: Jakub Jankowski, The evolution of non-genuine arranagment concept in EU Law after Nordcurrent and Neogroup
13:40-14:00: Katarzyna Smoleń, Transparency after the Global Minimum Tax: DAC Recast and the Repositioning of Pillar Two in EU Administrative Cooperation
14:00-14:20: Break
14:20-14:40: Mikołaj Kondej, No Smoke, No Fire, Still Guilty: The Beneficial Owner concept
14:40-15:00: Bartosz Kubista, Metaverse Taxation After the Hype: Is It Still a Problem for European Tax Law?
15:00-15:30: Błażej Kuźniacki, Digitalisation and Major Tax Related Controversies
The conference is held under the honorary patronage of the National Council of Tax Advisers and the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Silesia in Katowice.
dr Bartosz Kubista
Assistant Professor
Financial Law Department
Faculty of Law and Administration
University of Silesia
dr Mariusz Cieśla
President of the Board
Silesian Branch of the
National Chamber of Tax Advisers
