Stephanie McMahon is leaving Cincinnati to join the faculty at Indiana-Bloomington:
Prof. McMahon has taught tax law and legal history at the University of Cincinnati College of Law since 2008. Her scholarship explores the relationship between taxation and the public's perception of taxation with respect to families and the application of administrative law to tax. She joins us full time in January.
Cincinnati Faculty Page
Professor Stephanie Hunter McMahon … has won two of the law school’s teaching awards, its faculty excellence award, and its award for scholarship. ,,,
Her interest in the development of tax policy led her to write Principles of Tax Policy (3rd ed. 2023) for West’s Concise Hornbook Series. In the last two years, she has begun scholarship focusing on the tax treatment of disadvantaged groups, both women seeking abortions in states that do not provide access to care [Using the Tax System to Ease Some of the Dobbs Hardship, 176 Tax Notes Fed. 1105 (Aug. 18, 2022)] and the discriminatory tax treatment of inmate labor [Prison Work Is Taxing and Should Be Taxed, 176 Tax Notes Fed. 1585 (Sept. 5, 2022)].
Her writings have been published in peer-reviewed journals, The Tax Lawyer (ABA journal), Florida Tax Review, and the Virginia Tax Review, as well as student-reviewed journals, such as Northwestern Law Review, Washington Law Review, and Michigan State Law Review. Professor McMahon received her J.D. from Harvard Law School and PhD in American history from the University of Virginia. Following law school, Professor McMahon practiced in the New York offices of Cravath, Swaine & Moore and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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