BYU Hosts Symposium Today On The Cutting Edge Of International Tax Reform

2016 BYU Law Review Symposium, A Scholarly Conversation at the Cutting Edge of International Tax Reform:

• Allison Christians (McGill), Not-So-Soft Law: The OECD Tax Regime
• Kimberly Clausing (Reed College), Competitiveness, Tax Base Erosion, and the Essential Dilemma of Corporate Tax Reform
• J. Clifton Fleming Jr. (BYU) & Robert J. Peroni (Texas), You Can Run But You Can’t Hide: Addressing Inversions and Defending Worldwide Taxation with a Shareholder-based Definition of Corporate Residence
• Omri Marian (UC-Irvine), Private Investment Funds and International Tax Avoidance

• Diane Ring (Boston College), Developing Countries in an Age of Transparency and Disclosure
• Julie Roin (Chicago), Inversions and Source Taxation: Changing the Paradigm for the Taxation of Foreign and Foreign-Owned Businesses
• Bret Wells (Houston), The Foreign Tax Credit War