Transforming Tax Policy and Administration to Drive Sustainable Growth and Revenue in the Digital Economy
A collaboration between the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) and the Directorate General of Economic and Fiscal Strategy (DJSEF). This conference brings together rigorous research and impartial analysis to advance understanding of state revenue policy implementation in Indonesia, uniting external stakeholders and policymakers in a shared pursuit of evidence-based insight. Together, we aim to translate this collective expertise into forward-looking recommendations that strengthen the design and implementation of state revenue policy.
The Ministry of Finance Call for Papers 2026 is a research-driven initiative that invites academics, government officials, and the public to produce rigorous, impartial analyses of state revenue policy in the digital economy, translating these findings into forward-looking recommendations that are showcased at the International Tax Conference to strengthen the transparency, efficiency, and sustainability of Indonesia's tax policy framework.
Submissions closed 17 July 2026. Every manuscript passes a strict, multi-stage review before the top papers are invited to present at the conference.
Leaders, practitioners, and international experts shaping the conversation on tax policy in the digital economy.
A full day from the Best Papers presentation in the morning to the opening ceremony, keynote, and panel session in the afternoon. Select a session to view its full schedule.
Prizes and certificates are awarded to four winners selected by the panel of judges, plus two honorary places.
A one-day, in-person workshop for the 30 shortlisted finalists, designed to equip the 30 shortlisted finalists with the skills needed to elevate their research for publication. Participants will refine their academic writing, sharpen their research methodology, and receive hands-on guidance from experienced practitioners and scholars. This workshop ensures that finalists leave not only with stronger papers, but with lasting capabilities to publish and communicate their work in international taxation.
International Tax Conference 2026 is convened in partnership with leading institutions in tax policy and international cooperation.




