Netanya Academic College School of Law will host the Tenth International Roundtable on Taxation and Tax Policy on Tuesday, July 21, 2026. Details and sessions, below the fold.
Organized by David Elkins (Netanya), the Tenth International Roundtable features nine works in progress spanning prediction markets, contested tax positions, remote work, offshore tax evasion, tax sovereignty, corporate tax incidence, emergency legislation and compliance, taxation of AI, and the cross-border consequences of tariff restitution.
The roundtable will open with remarks from Moshe Gelbard, Rector of Netanya Academic College, and conclude with remarks from Roi Gilbar, Dean of the School of Law at Netanya Academic College.
Session I
Chair: Assaf Harpaz (Georgia)
- Mirit Eyal (Alabama), Betting on Tomorrow: Prediction Markets and the Tax Consequences of Event Contracts
- Israel Klein (Ariel U.), The Right to Be Wrong: Tax Positions and Legal Change
Session II
Chair: Jacob Nussim (Bar-Ilan U.)
- Yariv Brauner (Florida), Taxation of Home Offices
- Noam Noked (Chinese U. Hong Kong), The Global War on Offshore Tax Evasion
Session III
Chair: Hadar Jabotinsky (Zefat Academic C.)
- Assaf Harpaz (Georgia), Toward a Theory of Tax Sovereignty
- David Elkins (Netanya), The Curious Incidence of Corporate Taxation
- Limor Riza (Ono C.), Hazards and Tax Evasion
Session IV
Chair: Yariv Brauner (Florida)
- Rifat Azam (Reichman U.) & Aviv Gaon (Reichman U.), Toward a Normative Shift: A Dynamic Two-Stage Artificial Intelligence Productivity Tax
- Tamir Shanan (C. Mgmt.), Cross-Border Tax Implications of Unlawful Tariff Restitution
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