2026 GETTSIM Workshop
The GETTSIM team invites tax and transfer researchers and practitioners to the 2026 GETTSIM Workshop, taking place on September 3–4 at the Digital Hub Bonn – City Hub.
Participation is free of charge.
Registration is open until August 9, 2026.
Date
Thursday/Friday, September 3/4, 2026
Start: September 3, 12:00 noon
End: September 4, 13:00
Venue
Digital Hub Bonn – City Hub
Am Hauptbahnhof 6, 53111 Bonn, Germany
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ryDqwCEzvNnBmeXy8
Registration
Deadline: August 9, 2026
Via online form: https://forms.gle/9cVvxzNdK66Hg4Fz5
Call for Participation
GETTSIM: German Taxes and Transfers Simulator
GETTSIM, the German Taxes and Transfers Simulator, is an open-source Python package that provides a detailed and transparent representation of the German tax and transfer system. It is designed for a wide range of research and microsimulation applications.
About the workshop
The workshop will bring together researchers, practitioners, and members of the GETTSIM community for presentations, short courses, and discussions. Topics and sessions will include:
- Research projects and applications using tax and transfer simulations
- Recent GETTSIM developments, including the 1.0 release and features added since then
- Tools and workflows in the GETTSIM ecosystem, including the SOEP preparation pipeline and working with GETTSIM personas
- Discussion of tax-benefit modelling practice and priorities for future GETTSIM development
Workshop program
A detailed program will follow.
Get involved!
Participants are invited to help shape the workshop program. During registration, they may propose a presentation of their own research project or application to be delivered at the workshop. They may also suggest topics, questions, applications, and improvements for discussion. We welcome participants who are curious about GETTSIM, practitioners of tax–benefit modelling, and academics at all levels of seniority. We particularly welcome perspectives from research, policy analysis, consulting, and teaching.
Registrations will be reviewed and confirmed by the organizers.
Organizers
The workshop is organized by the University of Bonn. The scientific organizers are
Financial support
The workshop is funded by the
- Deutsches Institut für Interdisziplinäre Sozialpolitikforschung – Sonderforschungszentrum (DIFIS-SOFO).