Florida hosts the 27th Annual Critical Tax Conference today and tomorrow. If you would like to attend via Zoom, contact David Hasen. 

Friday 

9:00 AM: Welcome 

9:10 AM: First Morning Session 

• Ted Afield (Georgia State), A Catholic Social Teaching Approach to Tax Administration and Enforcement 
• Emily Cauble (Wisconsin; Google Scholar), The Impact of Informal Tax Guidance

10:25 AM: Second Morning Session  

• Rebecca Morrow (Wake Forest; Google Scholar), The Income Tax As a Market Correction 
• Daniel Schaffa (Richmond; Google Scholar), The Regressivity of Complexity 

11:40 AM: Panel Discussion, Critical Tax in Dialogue with Traditional Tax Scholarship

• Neil Buchanan (Florida; Google Scholar) 
• Darryll Jones (Florida A&M) 
• James Repetti (Boston College; Google Scholar) 

1:40 PM: First Incubator Session

• Neil Buchanan (Florida; Google Scholar), More than Moore: How the Constitutional Objection to Taxing Unrealized Gains Undercuts All Taxation
• Darryll Jones (Florida A&M), Nonprofit Joint Ventures with For-Profit Entities, or Tax-Exemption and Terrorism in the Israeli/Gaza Conflict 
• Vasiliki Koukoulioti (Queen Mary University; Google Scholar), Predictive Tax Justice and the Non-Human 
• James Repetti (Boston College; Google Scholar), Private Equity and Tax Subsidies
• Monica Armstrong Roudil (Mercer), IRC Section 104(a)(2) and Past and Present Discrimination Against People of Color

3:10 PM: Second Incubator Session 

• Carla Spivack (Albany), Possible Limitations on the Use of Property Purchased at Government Tax Auctions
• Phyllis Taite (Oklahoma), Tax Policy in a Space of Uncertainty
• Donald Tobin (Maryland; Google Scholar), Apportionment Requirement
• Alex Zhang (Emory; Google Scholar), The Origins of U.S. Territorial Taxation

Saturday 

9:00 AM: First Morning Session 

• Michelle Layser (San Diego; Google Scholar), Renters’ Tax Credits, 113 Geo. L.J. __ (2024)
• Joy Sabino Mullane (Villanova), Clash of the Titans: The Conflicting Tax Policies of Preferring Retirement Savings & Taxing Estates
• Steve Willis (Florida; Google Scholar), Taxing Torts Today and Tomorrow

10:45 AM: Second Morning Session 

• Henry Ordower (St. Louis; Google Scholar), Tax Hybridity and the Globalization of Taxation: Convergence, Borrowing, Culture 
• Diane Ring (Boston College; Google Scholar), The Conflictual Core of Global Tax Cooperation (with Shu-Yi Oei (Duke; Google Scholar))

Prior Critical Tax Theory Conferences:

• 2023 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Loyola-L.A.) 
• 2022 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Villanova)
• 2021 Critical Tax Theory Conference (UC-Irvine)
• 2020 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Florida)
• 2019 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Pepperdine)
• 2018 Critical Tax Theory Conference (South Carolina)
• 2017 Critical Tax Theory Conference (St. Louis)
• 2016 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Tulane)
• 2015 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Northwestern)
• 2014 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Baltimore)
• 2013 Critical Tax Theory Conference (UC-Hastings)
• 2012 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Seton Hall)
• 2011 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Santa Clara)
• 2010 Critical Tax Theory Conference (St. Louis)
• 2009 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Indiana-Bloomington)
• 2008 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Florida State)
• 2007 Critical Tax Theory Conference (UCLA)
• 2006 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Mercer)
• 2005 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Seattle)
• 2004 Critical Tax Theory Conference (Rutgers-Newark)