
Paul L. Caron
Dean
Pepperdine Caruso
School of Law

The Institute For Austrian And International Tax Law hosts a conference on The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Tax Law July 3-5 (program): This conference will compare different approaches to the governance and use of AI for tax purposes from the point of view of various stakeholders analyzing the unprecedented opportunities and risks inherent in
The Institute For Austrian And International Tax Law hosts a conference on The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Tax Law July 3-5 (program): This conference will compare different approaches to the governance and use of AI for tax purposes from the point of view of various stakeholders analyzing the unprecedented opportunities and risks inherent in
Symposium, International Tax Law and Policy, 58 Akron L. Rev. 1-148 (2025): Andrew Duxbury (James Madison; Google Scholar), Jonathan D. Grossberg (Thomson Reuters; Google Scholar) & Genevieve Tokic (Northwestern), Reforming the Foreign Tax Credit, Subpart F, and GILTI in Light of Pillar Two, 58 Akron L. Rev. 1 (2025) Yariv Brauner (Florida; Google Scholar), The
Symposium, International Tax Law and Policy, 58 Akron L. Rev. 1-148 (2025): Andrew Duxbury (James Madison; Google Scholar), Jonathan D. Grossberg (Thomson Reuters; Google Scholar) & Genevieve Tokic (Northwestern), Reforming the Foreign Tax Credit, Subpart F, and GILTI in Light of Pillar Two, 58 Akron L. Rev. 1 (2025) Yariv Brauner (Florida; Google Scholar), The
Pepperdine Caruso School of Law welcomed legal scholars, jurists, and practitioners from around the world to the Fourth Annual Nootbaar Fellows Conference and the inaugural State of Religious Freedom Conference, held June 10–13 at the University’s Château d’Hauteville campus in Switzerland. The event was jointly organized by the Ken Starr Institute for Faith, Law, and Public
Pepperdine Caruso School of Law welcomed legal scholars, jurists, and practitioners from around the world to the Fourth Annual Nootbaar Fellows Conference and the inaugural State of Religious Freedom Conference, held June 10–13 at the University’s Château d’Hauteville campus in Switzerland. The event was jointly organized by the Ken Starr Institute for Faith, Law, and Public
Friday, June 13 Conor Clarke (Washington University; Google Scholar), Duties, Imposts, and ExcisesDiscussant: Hillel Nadler (Wayne State; Google Scholar) Hilary Escajeda (Mississippi College; Google Scholar), Jurassic JurisprudenceDiscussant: Luís Calderón Gómez (Cardozo; Google Scholar) Luís Calderón Gómez (Cardozo; Google Scholar), Envy: A ReappraisalDiscussant: Luke Maher (Seattle) Assaf Harpaz (Georgia; Google Scholar), Artificial Intelligence and Taxpayer EntityDiscussant:
Friday, June 13 Conor Clarke (Washington University; Google Scholar), Duties, Imposts, and ExcisesDiscussant: Hillel Nadler (Wayne State; Google Scholar) Hilary Escajeda (Mississippi College; Google Scholar), Jurassic JurisprudenceDiscussant: Luís Calderón Gómez (Cardozo; Google Scholar) Luís Calderón Gómez (Cardozo; Google Scholar), Envy: A ReappraisalDiscussant: Luke Maher (Seattle) Assaf Harpaz (Georgia; Google Scholar), Artificial Intelligence and Taxpayer EntityDiscussant:
Northwestern hosts a State and Local Tax Symposium on New Paradigms, Old Laws (registration): Sponsored by The Tax Lawyer and the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Tax Program Lead authors will each participate in a 40-minute panel discussion concerning the subject of the author’s article for publication in The Tax Lawyer. Each author will be joined by
Northwestern hosts a State and Local Tax Symposium on New Paradigms, Old Laws (registration): Sponsored by The Tax Lawyer and the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Tax Program Lead authors will each participate in a 40-minute panel discussion concerning the subject of the author’s article for publication in The Tax Lawyer. Each author will be joined by
Columbia hosts day 2 of its tax policy conference today (program): David Kamin (NYU), Distribution Reimagined Discussant: Natasha Sarin (Yale; Google Scholar) Policymakers are considering enacting either a new spending program or a tax cut. Who pays for the policy? The answer to that question is central to understanding the consequences. Yet, it is a question
Columbia hosts day 2 of its tax policy conference today (program): David Kamin (NYU), Distribution Reimagined Discussant: Natasha Sarin (Yale; Google Scholar) Policymakers are considering enacting either a new spending program or a tax cut. Who pays for the policy? The answer to that question is central to understanding the consequences. Yet, it is a question
UC Law SF hosts day 2 of the joint Association of Mid-Career Tax Scholars (AMT) and Experienced in Tax Conference (EITC) today: Session 5 (9:15 AM): Philip Hackney (Pittsburgh; Google Scholar), Between Taste and Judgment: (Un)democratic Tax Arts Policy Discussant: Elaine Waterhouse Wilson (West Virginia; Google Scholar) David Gamage (Missouri-Columbia; Google Scholar), The New Tax
UC Law SF hosts day 2 of the joint Association of Mid-Career Tax Scholars (AMT) and Experienced in Tax Conference (EITC) today: Session 5 (9:15 AM): Philip Hackney (Pittsburgh; Google Scholar), Between Taste and Judgment: (Un)democratic Tax Arts Policy Discussant: Elaine Waterhouse Wilson (West Virginia; Google Scholar) David Gamage (Missouri-Columbia; Google Scholar), The New Tax
Columbia hosts day 1 of its tax policy conference today (program): Terry Moon (University of British Columbia; Google Scholar), Manufacturing Investment and Employee Earnings: Evidence from Accelerated Depreciation (with Yige Duan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Google Scholar)) Discussant: Nirupama Rao (Michigan; Google Scholar) This paper assesses the effects of a tax policy designed to induce manufacturing
Columbia hosts day 1 of its tax policy conference today (program): Terry Moon (University of British Columbia; Google Scholar), Manufacturing Investment and Employee Earnings: Evidence from Accelerated Depreciation (with Yige Duan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Google Scholar)) Discussant: Nirupama Rao (Michigan; Google Scholar) This paper assesses the effects of a tax policy designed to induce manufacturing
UC Law SF hosts day 1 of the joint Association of Mid-Career Tax Scholars (AMT) and Experienced in Tax Conference (EITC) today: AMT Session 1 (9:00 AM): Ari Glogower (Northwestern; Google Scholar), Duties, Imposts, and Excises Discussant: Shayak Sarkar (UC-Davis; Google Scholar) Susan Morse (Texas; Google Scholar), A Tax Perspective on Executive Tariff Powers Discussant:
UC Law SF hosts day 1 of the joint Association of Mid-Career Tax Scholars (AMT) and Experienced in Tax Conference (EITC) today: AMT Session 1 (9:00 AM): Ari Glogower (Northwestern; Google Scholar), Duties, Imposts, and Excises Discussant: Shayak Sarkar (UC-Davis; Google Scholar) Susan Morse (Texas; Google Scholar), A Tax Perspective on Executive Tariff Powers Discussant:
Today's Law, Society, and Taxation panels at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Taxation and the Constitution The crisis in democracy has its consequences inside the world of tax just as it does outside of tax law. The papers on this panel consider how the destabilization of democracy in all its
Today's Law, Society, and Taxation panels at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Taxation and the Constitution The crisis in democracy has its consequences inside the world of tax just as it does outside of tax law. The papers on this panel consider how the destabilization of democracy in all its
Today’s Law, Society, and Taxation panel at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Justice, Equality, and Tax Law Diane Kemker (Southern; Google Scholar) (chair/discussant) The tax code is used in a vareity of ways to enact or support social goals that are not necessarily explicitly tied to economic ends. The papers in
Today’s Law, Society, and Taxation panel at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Justice, Equality, and Tax Law Diane Kemker (Southern; Google Scholar) (chair/discussant) The tax code is used in a vareity of ways to enact or support social goals that are not necessarily explicitly tied to economic ends. The papers in
Today’s Law, Society, and Taxation panels at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Global Taxation and Policy In an increasingly international world, countries must decide how to approach tax questions that cross international borders. To what extent should the tax system seek to encourage such transactions, or resist them? To what
Today’s Law, Society, and Taxation panels at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Global Taxation and Policy In an increasingly international world, countries must decide how to approach tax questions that cross international borders. To what extent should the tax system seek to encourage such transactions, or resist them? To what
Today's Law, Society, and Taxation panels at the 2025 Law & Society Association Annual Meeting in Chicago: Local Governments and Tax Benefits As state governments think about imposing tax within their own borders they are faced with the additional challenges of balancing their state-level taxes with the U.S. federal tax. This same balance also arises