On June 4 and 5, 2026, NYU School of Law hosted the 2026 Association of Mid-Career Tax Scholars/Experienced in Tax Joint Conference (AMT/EITC). Participants and panels, below the fold.
Thursday, June 4 — Parallel Tracks
Session 1 — AMT
Andrew Hayashi (UVA), Taxation and Shapes & Forms of Housing
Discussant: Andrew Appleby (Tennessee)
Goldburn Maynard (Connecticut), 2033: The End of Social Security
Discussant: Elaine Waterhouse Wilson (West Virginia)
Ari Glogower (Northwestern), Rethinking Taxpayer Purpose
Discussant: Jon Choi (USC)
Session 1 — EITC
Jake Brooks (Fordham), Federal Taxing Power in Its New Constitutional Era
Discussant: Susan Morse (Texas)
Stephanie McMahon (Indiana), Tax as Battlefield
Discussant: David Gamage (Missouri)
Josh Blank (UC, Irvine), How Should Agencies Speak in Age of AI?
Discussant: Adam Rosenzweig (Wash. U.)
Session 2 — AMT
Manoj Viswanathan (UC Law SF), Self-Limiting Tax Expenditures
Discussant: Emily Satterthwaite (Georgetown)
Elaine Waterhouse Wilson (West Virginia), In Defense of Endowments
Discussant: Goldburn Maynard (Connecticut)
Christine Kim (Cardozo), Troublesome Tariffs
Discussant: Daniel Schaffa (Richmond)
Session 2 — EITC
David Gamage (Missouri), Tax-and-Oligarchy Catch-22
Discussant: Stephanie McMahon (Indiana)
Adam Rosenzweig (Wash. U.), No Tax on Tips
Discussant: Bobby Dexter (Chapman)
Tracey Roberts (Samford), Title To Be Determined
Discussant: David Kamin (NYU)
Session 3 — AMT
Rebecca Morrow (Wake Forest), Quitters’ Prosperity
Discussant: Yehonatan Givati (Hebrew University)
Andrew Appleby (Tennessee), Progressive Property Taxation
Discussant: Ari Glogower (Northwestern)
Daniel Hemel (NYU), Death, Taxation, and Chickens
Discussant: Zach Liscow (Yale)
Session 3 — EITC
Michelle Drumbl (Washington & Lee), Pronatalism and Tax
Discussant: Adam Chodorow (Arizona State)
Bobby Dexter (Chapman), Tax Compliance Challenges in Rapid Refund Era
Discussant: Victor Fleischer (UC, Irvine)
Victor Fleischer (UC, Irvine), Two and Twenty at 20
Discussant: Tracey Roberts (Samford)
Session 4 — AMT
Jon Choi (USC), Tax Confusion
Discussant: Andrew Hayashi (UVA)
Yehonatan Givati (Hebrew University), Tax Residency Day-Count Rules
Discussant: Manoj Viswanathan (UC Law SF)
Edward Fox (Michigan), What Made Income Taxes Possible?
Discussant: Jeremy Bearer-Friend (George Washington)
Session 4 — EITC
David Kamin (NYU), Time Inconsistency and Agency Independence
Discussant: Brian Galle (Berkeley)
Adam Chodorow (Arizona State), Benefits Theory and Tax Expenditures
Discussant: Josh Blank (UC, Irvine)
Friday, June 5 — Joint Sessions
Session 5 — AMT/EITC
Zach Liscow (Yale), Federal Revenue Bonds
Discussant: Michael Doran (UVA)
Susan Morse (Texas), Are Tariffs Taxes?
Discussant: Christine Kim (Cardozo)
Jeremy Bearer-Friend (George Washington), AI Tax
Discussant: Rebecca Morrow (Wake Forest)
Session 6 — AMT/EITC
Daniel Schaffa (Richmond), Overcorrecting for the Future
Discussant: Edward Fox (Michigan)
Brian Galle (Berkeley), Tax Holidays
Discussant: Jake Brooks (Fordham)
Emily Satterthwaite (Georgetown), What Does (Some) Optimal Tax Research Say About the Tax Unit?
Discussant: Michelle Drumbl (Washington & Lee)
Related TaxProf Blog coverage:
- Call for Proposals: AMT/EITC Conference (Mar. 7, 2026)
- UC Law SF Hosts Tax Conference Today (Day 1) (June 4, 2025)
- UC Law SF Hosts Tax Conference Today (Day 2) (June 5, 2025)
- Conference For Tax Profs Tenured 1-15 Years At Northwestern (May 31, 2024)
- Call For Proposals: Association For Mid-Career Tax Law Professors Annual Conference At Northwestern (Feb. 28, 2024)
- Conference For Tax Profs Tenured 1-15 Years At San Diego (May 24, 2023)
