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Join the American Accounting Association’s International Accounting Section (IAS) for the 2026–2027 Webinar Series, which brings timely research and scholarly exchange to the international accounting research community.

Each month, a leading scholar will join Professor David Godsell to share their research and insights on important topics in international accounting. The series provides an opportunity to exchange ideas, foster scholarly dialogue, and strengthen connections across the global accounting community throughout the academic year.

To view the webinar schedule, access the research papers, and register for each webinar, visit https://giesbusiness.illinois.edu/news-and-events/aaa-international-accounting-section-2026-2027-webinar-series

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THE ARCHITECTURE OF CREDIT

Accounting, Trust and Institutions across History

MESSINA, ITALY | 23–24 SEPTEMBER 2027

The Accounting History Review Annual Conference returns to Messina on 23–24 September 2027, hosted at the Polo Culturale UniMe, in the heart of the city. Housed in the former Bank of Italy building, the venue has inspired the theme of this year's conference. Historically associated with banking, credit and financial institutions, the building is now a university space for culture, research an the pursuit of knowledge. This setting invites reflection on the historical relationships between accounting, credit and trust, and on the institutions through which economic and social relationships have been organised, sustained, and transformed over time.

Credit has long depended on ways of recording, measuring and assessing obligations, and on the capacity of individuals and organisations to establish trust across time and distance. Accounting practices have been central to these processes, making debts and claims visible, supporting judgements about creditworthiness, documenting commitments, and providing information through which trust and reputation could be built, challenged or restored. Credit, in turn, has developed within changing institutional settings shaped by banks, businesses, governments, courts, professions, families, communities and other organisations.

Taking this broad perspective, the conference welcomes historical research examining how accounting has interacted with credit, trust, and institutions across different periods, geographical settings, and organisational contexts.

KEY DATES AND SUBMISSIONS | Submit abstracts and papers to [email protected]

Extended Abstract Due: 16 APRIL 2027

Decision Made: 7 MAY 2027

Full or Short Paper: 16 JULY 2027

Conference: 23–24 SEPT 2027

Extended abstracts of 700–1,000 words (excluding references) should include author details, keywords, the research purpose, the methodological approach, preliminary findings or emerging arguments, and intended contributions. Short papers should be no less than 4,000 words, excluding references.

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The University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School is organizing its thirtieth annual tax symposium, designed to bring together leading tax scholars from economics, accounting, finance, law, political science, and related fields. The symposium will be held in Chapel Hill, beginning Friday morning, April 16th and ending at noon on Saturday, April 17th 2027, and will be hosted by the UNC Tax Center.  The goal is to bring together scholars from different areas who share a common interest in current tax research.

PAPER DETAILS: 

Papers should be well developed, but at a stage where they can still benefit from the group's discussion. We welcome research involving a wide variety of taxes, including taxes not based on income.

PAPER SUBMISSION PROCEDURE:

Please submit an electronic PDF version of the paper no later than December 15th 2026 to: [email protected]

We will select papers by February 1st 2027

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Conference Dates: June 9 - 12, 2027 
With Doctoral and Early Career Consortium on June 9, 2027

Location: Montreal, Canada

The goal of this conference is to expand the diversity and scope of international accounting research, through increased understanding and awareness of the challenges and opportunities of international accounting. Original and rigorous research will provide academics, practitioners, and regulators with deeper insights into international accounting issues. Journal of International Accounting Research (JIAR) continues to welcome innovative and high-quality research that examines how accounting data affects capital market participants. Papers that address interesting and innovative research questions in all areas are welcomed. Papers can be submitted for consideration in one of two tracks: Plenary Session submissions or Concurrent Session submissions.

For more details, download the Call for Papers.

Paper Submission Deadline: February 15, 2027

Decisions for Concurrent Sessions: March 1, 2027

Decisions for Plenary Sessions: April 15: 2027

Doctoral and Early Career Consortium

This consortium offers a valuable platform for doctoral students and early-career faculty to engage with leading scholars in international accounting research. The program will consist of invited talks from senior faculty and panel sessions, so you are encouraged to apply even if you do not have research projects underway. Note that consortium attendees who wish to present their own research should submit it to the 2027 Journal of International Accounting Research Conference following the submission process outlined above. The consortium will run for the full day on June 9, 2027. Capacity is limited so interested applicants should submit their applications as soon as possible but no later than March 1, 2027. They will receive a decision email by March 15,

2027. Interested applicants should contact Professor Linda Myers ([email protected]).

Consortium Deadline: March 1, 2027

Decision Email: March 15, 2027

If you have any questions, please email [email protected] or Marjène Rabah Gana (conference co-chair), Imen Latrous (conference cochair) and Samir Trabelsi (conference chair).