The two-day 2008 IRS Research Conference concludes today at Georgetown. The conference highlights research on tax compliance and administration, and facilitates dialogue among IRS researchers, IRS and state tax administrators, tax experts from other countries, academic researchers, Federal agencies, and private sector experts. This year’s conference papers are grouped into five sessions:
- Estimating Individual Income Tax Noncompliance
- Administering the Corporation Income Tax in the 21st Century
- SOI: 90 Years of Tax Statistics
- Innovative Approaches to Improving Tax Compliance
- Harnessing Technology to Improve Tax Administration
Yesterday’s conference featured a panel discussion, Should the Tax Man Prepare Your Return?, which included Tax Prof Joe Bankman (Stanford).



