15th Annual Critical Tax Conference Continues Today at Seton Hall

The 15th Annual Critical Tax Conference continues today at Seton Hall:

Keynote:  Dorothy Brown (Emory), Tales from a Tax Crit

Panel #1:

• Tracy Kaye (Seton Hall) (moderator)
• Mirit Eyal-Cohen (Pittsburgh), Size Doesn’t Matter: A Critical Analysis of Small Business Definitions
• Emily Satterthwaite (Toronto), The Sub-S Shelter and Choice-of-Entity for Entry-Level Entrepreneurs: A Modest Proposal
• Jay Soled (Rutgers Business School), The Internal Revenue Code and Automobiles: A Case Study of Taxable Fringe Benefits and Taxpayer Noncompliance

Panel #2:

• John Coverdale (Seton Hall) (moderator)
• Emily Cauble (Michigan State), Rethinking the Timing of Tax Decisions: Does a Taxpayer Ever Deserve a Second Chance?
• Leigh Osofsky (Miami), Getting Realistic About Responsive Tax Administration
• Shu-Yi Oei (Tulane), Who Wins When Uncle Sam Loses? Social Insurance and the Forgiveness of Tax Debts
• Sagit Leviner (SUNY-Buffalo), The Role Tax Preparers Play in Taxpayer Compliance —An Empirical Investigation with Policy Implications 

Panel #3:

• Leslie M. Book (Villanova) (moderator)
• Anthony C. Infanti (Pittsburgh), Tax Reform Discourse
• Omri Marian (Sullivan & Cromwell, New York), Meaningless Comparisons: Corporate Tax Reform Discourse in the United States
• Ajay K. Mehrotra (Indiana), Sharing the Burden: Law, Politics, and the Making of the Modern American Fiscal State, 1880-1930

Panel #4:

• Mary Lou Fellows (Minnesota) (moderator)
• Mildred W. Robinson (Virginia), Skin in the Game: Invisible Taxpayers, Invisible Citizens
• David Herzig (Valparaiso), Disregarding DOMA: A Call for Action by the IRS
• Nancy Shurtz (Oregon), Relationship LLCs: Can Partnership Taxation Solve Same Sex Discrimination?
• Abiola Sanni (University of Lagos), VAT and Administration in a Federal System--Recent Developments in Nigeria