CALL FOR PAPERS: Opportunities and Challenges of Indonesian Tax Reform

2023-08-01

Indonesia has been carrying out tax reform since 1983. This is not just an ordinary agenda for Indonesia, but a spirit that must always be maintained in order to create a tax system that is fairer, healthier, and more adaptive to changing times, as well as provides legal certainty. Harmonization of Tax Regulations through the Omnibus Law package is a breakthrough in the midst of efforts to recover the economy and consolidate fiscal after the multi-dimensional crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the effectiveness of the latest tax reform still needs to be questioned, especially in overcoming classic taxation problems in Indonesia, such as low compliance, high cases of disputes, and lower-than-expected tax revenue.

Therefore, we invite researchers, academics, policy analysts, students, bureaucrats, and economic and fiscal observers to express their thoughts and ideas by submitting research-based articles to be published in the Journal of Tax Policy, Economics, and Accounting (TAXPEDIA).

Sub-theme

  • Tax Compliance
  • Economics of Taxation
  • International Taxation
  • Taxation of the Digital Sector
  • Tax Administration
  • Disputes and Tax Law Enforcement
  • Customs and Excise

Timetable

  • Articles must be received no later than 30 September 2023
  • Announcement of winners on 31 October 2023
  • Published in Journal of Tax Policy, Economic, and Accounting (TAXPEDIA) Volume 1 No. 2 (2023) on November 2023

Reward

The editorial board will select 10 finalists and choose three best articles and six most favorite articles, with a TOTAL PRIZE OF Rp. 30 MILLION

  • 1st Place : Rp7.000.000
  • 2nd Place : Rp5.000.000
  • 3rd Place : Rp3.000.000
  • 6 Favorites : @ Rp2.500.000

Other than the best and favorite articles, selected manuscripts could be published in the Journal of Tax Policy, Economic, and Accounting (TAXPEDIA) after review and/or revision process.

Terms and Conditions

  1. Register via COP form and register yourself as author on this website: https://muctaxpedia.com/.
  2. The manuscript is a result of empirical research or conceptual thinking and theoretical studies that have never been published or are not being processed by other journals.
  3. The manuscript is written in Indonesian or English, based on the manuscript template or TAXPEDIA writing guidelines.
  4. The manuscript can be written individually or in group (maximum 3 people).
  5. The submitted manuscript must be original, free from plagiarism or auto-plagiarism (maximum level of plagiarism is 20%), has never been published, and has never won another Call for Paper competition.
  6. The manuscript is submitted in Microsoft Word file format (.docx or RTF extension) no later than 30 September 2023 via this website: https://muctaxpedia.com/

Further information:

https://muctaxpedia.com/

Email:

taxpedia@muctri.com

institute@muctri.com

Phone:

0812-9767-3818 (Katon)

0812-9907-1801 (Satria)