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.
Active participants (with a presentation) are invited to register by 25 August 2026 using the following form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/PU4LCtS6HE. Please note that the registration form includes fields for both a brief abstract and a biographical note, which must be completed at the time of registration.
Submissions should align with the conference's theme and could include topics such as:
- Taxation of new technologies, robotics, and artificial intelligence, including the impact of digital transformation on tax bases and compliance processes;
- Green taxation, with a focus on climate-related levies, carbon pricing mechanisms, and environmental incentives;
- Use of ICT tools in tax proceedings, including digitalization, automation, and AI-driven solutions in tax administration and audits;
- Implementation of the OECD/G20 BEPS initiatives, including measures against aggressive tax planning, and particularly Pillar Two – the global minimum tax;
- The introduction and impact of minimum corporate income taxation, including legal and administrative challenges across EU jurisdictions;
- Harmonization of tax law within the European Union, including the evolution of common tax standards, directives, and cross-border tax coordination mechanisms.
The Organizing Committee will notify participants of the acceptance of their papers via email. Due to potentially high submission volumes, the Committee reserves the right to select the papers. All presenters will be informed by 31 August 2026 about the acceptance of their papers for oral presentation. Each presentation at the conference is allotted 20 minutes.
Attendance at the conference is free of charge. Dedicated links for joining the conference on MS Teams as a presenter will be sent to all panelists around a week before the Conference date.
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
