Tax Policy Colloquium

The Tax Policy Colloquium at LMU Loyola Law School in Los Angeles convenes the brightest minds in the subject area for regular discussions on emerging issues. Faculty members from other law schools are welcome. Sessions will be via Zoom and will run from 12-2 p.m. Pacific Time.

2023 Schedule

Date	Speaker(s)	Title	Commentator(s)
Sept. 18 RSVP	Rebecca Kysar Fordham University School of Law	The Global Tax Deal and Its Implications	John Vella University of Oxford, Faculty of Law and Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation
Oct. 2 RSVP	Vijay Raghavan Brooklyn Law School Luke Herrine University of Alabama Law School	*Reconsidering the Tax Treatment of COD Income*	Shu-Yi Oei Duke University School of Law
Oct. 16 RSVP	Neil Mehrotra Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis John Bistline Electric Power Research Institute Catherine Wolfram MIT Energy Economics, Sloan School of Management	Economic Implications of the Climate Provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act	Roberta Mann University of Oregon School of Law Shi-Ling Hsu Florida State University College of Law
Oct. 23 RSVP	Yariv Brauner University of Florida, Levin College of Law	Taxing people, not Residents	Stephen Shay Boston College Law School
Oct. 30 RSVP	Nick Chater Warwick University Economics George Loewenstein Carnegie Mellon Economics and Psychology	*The i-Frame and the s-Frame: How Focusing on Individual-Level Solutions Has Led Behavioral Public Policy Astray*	Jacob Goldin University of Chicago Law Lauren Willis LMU Loyola Law School
Nov. 6 RSVP	Casey McQuillan Princeton Economics Amy Finkelstein MIT Economics Owen Zidar Princeton Economics Eric Zwick University of Chicago Economics	The Health Wedge and Labor Market Inequality	Kathryn Edwards Labor Economist and Policy Consultant Amy Monahan University of Minnesota Law
Nov. 13 Cancelled due to conflicting engagements	Natasha Sarin Yale Law School	The coming fiscal cliff: A blueprint for tax reform in 2025	Bill Gale Brookings Institution
Nov. 20 RSVP	John (Jake) Brooks Fordham University School of Law David Gamage Indiana University (Bloomington) Maurer School of Law	“From Whatever Source Derived”: The Sixteenth Amendment and Congress’s Income Tax Power	Alice G. Abreu Temple University Beasley School of Law Ellen Aprill LMU Loyola Law School
Nov. 27 RSVP	Ariel Jurow Kleiman LMU Loyola Law Shayak Sarkar UC Davis School of Law Emily Satterthwaite Georgetown University Law Center	Towards an Understanding of Nannies' Tax Experiences and Preferences	Jonathan Harris LMU Loyola Law School Polly Bone Attorney, Manager of Texas Taxpayer Assistance Project

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