The Conference will focus on global reforms of taxation in the 21st century through an exhaustive search of the intellectual capital of the global economic community for new ideas and innovative methods to streamline the processes of taxation. This conference aims to explore and present the decision-makers of the world with taxation methodologies that are better workable alternatives for the next millennium. Academics, practitioners, members of the government and the business community are invited to submit papers for presentation and publication at the 1999 meeting of the Global Institute for Taxation to be held in New York, New York.
All topics coinciding with the theme of the conference and all business disciplines are appropriate.
Submissions will include contributed paper sessions, invited and plenary presentations, case studies, round tables, panels, workshops and forums. Contributed papers are refereed and published in the conference proceedings. Selected papers will be compiled for a presentation at governmental hearings and task force submissions. The following topical areas are broad areas in keeping with the Theme of the conference. Paper submissions and proposals may include other topics not listed below.