Abstract submission deadline: 20 February 2026

Recommended topics:

  • Tax-Oriented Conceptual Foundations of Corporate Climate Responsibility

  • Global Trends and Taxation Frameworks Shaping Climate Governance in Business

  • Education for Climate Literacy in Corporate Settings with Emphasis on Tax Incentives and Obligations

  • Leadership Development for Climate-Responsive Management under Evolving Climate Taxation Regimes

  • Green Fiscal Measures and Climate Taxation as Drivers of Corporate Climate Strategies

  • Policy–Corporate Alignment for Low-Carbon Transitions through Tax Policy and Regulatory Tax Instruments

  • Innovation and Technology for Corporate Climate Mitigation Supported by Tax Credits and Incentives

  • Climate Risk Assessment and Corporate Resilience Considering Climate-Related Tax Exposure

  • Green Accounting, Metrics, and Performance Measurement Integrating Environmental Taxation

  • Sustainability Reporting and Transparency Practices under Climate Tax Disclosure Requirements

  • Fighting Greenwashing Through Accountability, Verification, and Compliance with Climate Tax Standards

  • Integrating Climate and Sustainability into Higher Education and Business School Curricula with a Focus on Tax Policy

  • Cross-Sector Case Studies on Corporate Climate Transformation Driven by Taxation Mechanisms

  • Stakeholder Engagement for Climate and Sustainability Including the Role of Climate Taxes in Stakeholder Expectations

  • Organizational Culture and Behavioral Change for Climate Responsibility Influenced by Tax Signals and Fiscal Penalties

  • Sustainable Supply Chains and Climate-Conscious Procurement Considering Carbon Taxes and Border Tax Adjustments

  • Circular Economy Approaches within Corporate Climate Strategies Enabled by Tax Relief and Incentive Structures

  • Just Transition and Social Implications of Corporate Climate Action Under Progressive Climate Tax Systems

  • Financial Instruments and Climate-Related Investment Decisions in the Context of Taxation and Fiscal Policy

  • International Cooperation and Comparative Perspectives on Climate Taxation and Corporate Responsibility

  • The Rise of Green Taxation in the EU: Legal Frameworks and Emerging Trends

  • Legal Tools to Address Corporate Environmental Damage: From Administrative Fines to Criminal Liability

  • The Growing Importance of Environmental Taxes in Double Tax Treaties

  • EU Taxonomy Regulation: Legal Implications for Corporate Finance and Investment Flows

  • Directors’ Liability for Climate-Related Failures: A New Issue in Corporate Governance

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