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Hilton Waikoloa Village, Big Island, Hawaii

• AI Transformation in Accounting and/or Business
• Cybersecurity
• Data Analytics
• Global Accounting and the Challenges of IFRS
• Auditing Issues
• Cost and Managerial Accounting
• Global Currency Issues
• Blockchain Technological Innovation on the Financial Sector
• Accounting’s Role in International Capital Markets
• Implementation and Value Relevance of IFRS
• Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL)
• Accounting for Carbon Credit
• Sustainable Reporting
• Forensic Accounting
• International Accounting Research, Education, and Practice
• International Financial Issues
• Corporate Governance and Accountability
• Earnings Management
• Revenue Recognition and Quality of Earnings
• Adaptability of International Accounting Standards
• Behavioral Issues in Accounting
• Social and Environmental Issues – Corporate Social Responsibility, Sustainable Development: Performance Measures and Indicators
• Impact of International Free Trade and Investment on Accounting Education and the Profession
• Comparative Analysis of Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Auditing, Taxation and Finance, in an International Arena
• Contemporary Issues of Advanced Technology in International Accounting (such as Impact of Enterprise Resource Planning and E-commerce on Accounting Systems)
• Information and Control Systems for Multinational Corporations
• Entrepreneurship and New Ventures
• Comparative Ethics in International Auditing and Business
• Cross Cultural Studies in International Accounting
• Impact of Currency Fluctuations on Financial Reporting and Control
• Impact of International Mergers and Acquisitions on Accounting Practice
• Privatization of Governmental Functions and Government Enterprises and their Impact on Accounting
• Accounting Programs and Leadership
• Government and Nonprofit Accounting
• Islamic Accounting: Challenges and Opportunities
• Issues in Public Sector
• Other related international business topics

• Each presenter is required to submit a one-page abstract(s) and full paper(s) online. The paper should not exceed 35 pages. 
• PhD students attending the Symposium should submit their thesis proposal or, if further advanced, a paper drawn from their these work. 
• Click “Submit Paper” at the conference home page, it will bring you to the paper submission website
• Follow the instruction to create an account, if you do not already have one.
• Follow the instructions to complete all the REQUIRED fields and submit your One Page Abstract(s) and Full Paper(s) in SEPARATE files (in Microsoft WORD format).
• Please make sure you input all of your co-author(s) information as well.
• The confirmation of submission(s) will be acknowledged via email within 24 hours.

Note:

• Abstract(s) without Full Papers WILL NOT be considered for viewing process.
• All papers will be subject to a blind review process. The submission of a paper for review means the author certifies that the manuscript is not copyrighted, and has not been published elsewhere.
• Please keep in mind that if you are the co-author of more than one paper accepted to the conference, at least one of your co-authors of the other papers must register.

COMING SOON.

• Paper submission deadline, May 31, 2026

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS:
Dr. Ali Peyvandi, Conference Chairman, info@apconference.org or alip@csufresno.edu
Dr. Susan Henderson, Vice Chair, info@apconference.org or shenderson@csufresno.edu
Dr. Tatyana Ryabova, Vice Chair, tryabova@csufresno.edu