Key research themes
1. How do accounting standards and principles interact with taxation systems in determining taxable income?
This theme investigates the complex relationship between accounting and taxation, focusing on how accounting principles and financial reporting frameworks influence the determination, measurement, and reporting of taxable income. It addresses divergences between commercial accounting figures and tax assessments, the regulatory frameworks governing income tax accounting, and the implications of reconciliation between accounting profits and taxable income for tax compliance and policy.
2. What are the impacts of tax audit and administration digitalization on tax compliance and revenue performance?
This theme explores the transformation of tax auditing and administration through digital technologies, assessing how e-tax registration, e-payment systems, and electronic tax audit tools improve tax compliance, reduce evasion, and enhance revenue collection performance. It addresses challenges in developing economies related to manual tax systems, and how digitalization promotes transparency, accountability, and accuracy in tax reporting.
3. How do tax avoidance behaviors affect government budget implementation and financial sustainability?
This line of research focuses on the ramifications of tax avoidance on public finance, government budget execution, and organizational financial health. It examines empirical analyses linking tax avoidance to reduced government revenue, challenges in tax law compliance, and strategic management and restructuring responses by firms considering taxation risks in volatile environments.