Next Week’s Tax Workshops

Monday, November 13: Miranda Stewart (Melbourne) will present The Future of Tax Jurisdiction as part of the Boston College Tax Policy Collaborative. If you would like to attend, please contact James Repetti or Diane Ring.

Monday, November 13: Goldburn P. Maynard, Jr. (Indiana-Kelley Business School; Google Scholar) will present Unfulfilled Promises of the FinTech Revolution, 111 Cal. L. Rev. ___ (2023) (with Lindsay Sain Jones (Georgia-Terry Business School; Google Scholar)) as part of the Boston College Tax Policy Collaborative. If you would like to attend, please contact James Repetti or Diane Ring.

Monday, November 13: Kirk J. Stark (UCLA) will present Retrofitting Prop 13 through the Income Tax as part of the San Diego Tax Law Speaker Series. If you would like to attend, please contact Miranda Fleischer. 

Tuesday, November 14: Deanna Newton (Pepperdine) will present Closing the Opportunity Gap as part of the Pepperdine Faculty Workshop Series. If you would like to attend, please contact Jacob Charles. 

Tuesday, November 14: Ajay Mehrotra (Northwestern; Google Scholar) will present The Missing U.S. Vat: Economic Inequality, American Fiscal Exceptionalism, and the Historical U.S. Resistance to National Consumption Taxes as part of the NYU Tax Policy and Public Finance Colloquium. If you would like to attend, please contact Daniel Shaviro. 

Thursday, November 16: Alisa Tazhitdinova (UC-Santa Barbara; Google Scholar) will present Understanding Capital Gains Responses to Taxes Using Transaction-Level Data as part of the Columbia Davis Polk & Wardwell Tax Policy Colloquium. If you would like to attend, please contact Michael Love.

Friday, November 17: Sarah Lawsky (Northwestern; Google Scholar) will present Reasoning with Formalized Statutes: The Case of Capital Gains and Losses as part of the Boston College Tax Policy Collaborative. If you would like to attend, please contact James Repetti or Diane Ring.

For individual tax workshop posts, see here.