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Revised (and close to final) schedule for the 2020 NYU Tax Policy Colloquium

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Things might still change a hair, but here is the latest news on the schedule for the 2020 NYU Tax Policy Colloquium. Since we will be doing the entire thing on Zoom, anyone who wants to attend virtually is welcome to do so. Just (a) let me know that you want to be on our weekly email distribution list, and (b) respond to my assistant saying that you'd like to attend, in any week when that is so, in order to get the Zoom link. Anyway, here it is:


SCHEDULE FOR FALL 2020 NYU TAX POLICY COLLOQUIUM

(All sessions are on Tuesdays, meeting online from 2:00 to 3:50 pm EST)


 

1.     Tuesday, August 25 ? Steven Dean, NYU Law School. ?A Constitutional Moment in Cross-Border Taxation.?

2.     Tuesday, September 1 ? Clinton Wallace, University of South Carolina School of Law. ?Democratic Justice in Tax Policymaking.?

3.     Tuesday, September 8 ? Natasha Sarin, University of Pennsylvania Law School. ?Understanding the Revenue Potential of Tax Compliance Investments.?

4.     Tuesday, September 15 ? Adam Kern, Princeton Politics Department and NYU Law School. ?Illusions of Justice in International Taxation.?

 

5.     Tuesday, September 22 ? Henrik Kleven, Princeton Economics Department. ?The EITC and the Extensive Margin: A Reappraisal.?

6.     Tuesday, September 29 ? Leandra Lederman, Indiana University Maurer School of Law. ?Of Risks and Remedies: Best Practices in Tax Rulings Transparency.?

7.     Tuesday, October 6 ? Daniel Shaviro, NYU Law School. ?What Are Minimum Taxes, and Why Might One Favor or Disfavor Them??

8.     Tuesday, October 13 ? Steve Rosenthal, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center. ?Tax Implications of the Shifting Ownership of U.S. Stock.?

9.     Tuesday, October 20 ? Michelle Layser, University of Illinois College of Law. ?How Place-Based Tax Incentives Can Reduce Economic Inequality.?

 

10.  Tuesday, October 27 ? Michelle Hanlon, MIT Sloan School of Management. [Paper on taxpayer responses to the 2017 tax act, using survey data.]

11.  Tuesday, November 10 ? Owen Zidar, Princeton Economics Department. ?The Tax Elasticity of Capital Gains and Revenue-Maximizing Rates.?

12.  Tuesday, November 17 ? Abdoulaye Ndiaye, NYU Stern Business School. ?Redistribution With Performance Pay.?

13.  Tuesday, November 24 ? Lilian Faulhaber, Georgetown Law School. ?Searching for Coherence: The Overuse of Excess Returns and Excess Profits.?

14.  Tuesday, December 1 ? Erin Scharff, Arizona State Sandra Day O?Connor College of Law. ?Revisiting Local Income Taxes.?

Full post as published by Start Making Sense on August 05, 2020 (boomark / email).

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