Borneo International Accounting Conference (BIAC 2026)

Theme: “Accounting in the Age of AI and Sustainability: Shaping Trust in a Digital World”

In the ever-evolving landscape of accounting and business, the Borneo International Accounting Conference (BIAC 2026) provides a platform for academics, researchers, professionals, policymakers, practitioners, and postgraduate students to exchange knowledge, research findings, and innovative practices.

Building upon the success of previous editions, BIAC 2026 embraces the theme “Accounting in the Age of AI and Sustainability: Shaping Trust in a Digital World.” The theme reflects the profound transformation taking place across accounting, business, management, and society as a result of artificial intelligence, big data, digitalisation, sustainability, ESG, technological innovation, and changing societal expectations.

The conference seeks to explore how the accounting profession and related disciplines can respond to emerging challenges and opportunities while strengthening transparency, accountability, ethical decision-making, sustainability, and trust. BIAC 2026 also provides a distinctive platform for professional development, interdisciplinary knowledge exchange, research collaboration, networking, and engagement between academia, industry, government, and society.

Conference Areas

BIAC 2026 welcomes original research papers, conceptual papers, case studies, and applied research covering, but not limited to, the following areas:

A. Accounting and Finance

B. Accounting Information, Data and Emerging Technologies

C. Sustainability, ESG and Responsible Business

D. Governance, Ethics, Law and Society

E. Business, Management and Entrepreneurship

F. Social Sciences and Society

G. Accounting and Business Education

Interdisciplinary Research

BIAC 2026 particularly encourages interdisciplinary research that connects accounting with AI, technology, sustainability, business, management, economics, social sciences, education, governance, and society.

Researchers are encouraged to examine how these interconnected disciplines can contribute to responsible innovation, sustainable development, organisational resilience, inclusive growth, and the creation of trust in an increasingly digital world.

The conference welcomes research that extends beyond traditional accounting boundaries and addresses contemporary challenges faced by organisations, governments, communities, and society.