The National Tax Association’s 103rd Annual Conference on Taxation kicks off today in Chicago. Tax Profs with speaking roles today include:
Psychology and Taxation
- David Gamage (UC-Berkeley) (Organizer & Moderator)
- James Alm (Tulane), Kim Bloomquist (IRS) & Michael McKee (IRS), On the External Validity of Tax Compliance Experiments
- David Gamage (UC-Berkeley), On Tax Salience
- Steven Sheffrin (Tulane), Folk Justice and Taxation: Psychological Foundations
- David Walker (Boston University), Suitable for Framing: Business Deductions in a Net Income Tax System
- Discussants: Joshua Blank (NYU), John Deskins (Creighton), Brian Galle (Boston College), Terrence Chorvat (George Mason)
Current Research in International Taxation
- Susan Morse (UC-Hastings) (Moderator)
- Dhammika Dharmapala (Illinois) (Organizer)
- Jennifer Blouin (Penn), Leslie Robinson (Dartmouth) & Jeri Seidman (Texas), Tax Loss Asymmetry and Income Shifting
- Dhammika Dharmapala (Illinois) & Nadine Riedel (Oxford), Earnings Shocks and Tax-Motivated Income Shifting: Evidence from European Multinationals
- Adam Rosenzweig (Washington U.), Why Are There Tax Havens?
- Discussants: Stacie Laplante (Terry College of Business), Timothy Goodspeed (CUNY), Kirk Stark (UCLA)
