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Next Week’s Tax Workshops

Next Week's Tax Workshops - linkedinMonday, April 7: Terry S. Moon (British Columbia; Google Scholar) will present Manufacturing Investment and Employee Earnings: Evidence from Accelerated Depreciation (with Yige Duan (Shanghai Jiao Tong; Google Scholar) as part of the Columbia Davis Polk & Wardwell Tax Policy Colloquium. If you would like to attend, please contact Michael Love

Tuesday, April 8: Lori Stuntz (IRS) will present Using a Gravity Model to Predict Cross-Border Tax Avoidance (with Michael Udell (IRS)) as part of the Georgetown Tax Law and Public Finance Workshop. If you would like to attend, please contact Brian Galle and Day Manoli

Wednesday, April 9: Natasha Sarin (Yale; Google Scholar) will present as part of the UC Law San Francisco Tax Policy Colloquium. If you would like to attend, please contact Manoj Viswanathan

Wednesday, April 9: Adam Kern (San Diego; Google Scholar) will present The Hole in the Global Minimum Tax as part of the Missouri Tax Policy Colloquium. If you would like to attend, please contact David Gamage

Wednesday, April 9: Steve Suarez (Borden Ladner Gervais, Toronto) will present as part of the Toronto James Hausman Tax Law and Policy Workshop Series. If you would like to attend, please contact Ben Alarie

Thursday, April 10: Manoj Viswanathan (UC Law-SF; Google Scholar) will present Damage Award Taxation And Distributive Justice, 109 Cornell L. Rev. __ (2025), as part of the Duke Tax Policy Seminar. If you would like to attend, please contact Larry Zelenak

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