Friday, April 1, 2022
Twenty fifth Annual Vital Tax Convention At Villanova
Villanova hosts the Twenty fifth Annual Vital Tax Convention (program) as we speak and tomorrow:
The Vital Tax Concept Convention has a protracted historical past of fostering the work of each established and rising students whose analysis challenges and enriches the tax regulation and coverage literature. Vital tax students query assumptions of objectivity in tax, as their work explores how tax regulation and coverage influence traditionally marginalized teams. At a time when tax coverage is as soon as once more on the forefront of politics and public discourse, the work of those and different essential tax students helps a extra sturdy dialogue of the position for tax regulation in present and future social and financial coverage.
Friday
9:15 AM: Welcome & Opening Remarks
- Pleasure Mullane (Villanova)
- Mark Alexander (Dean, Villanova)
9:30 AM: Connecting Scholarship to Policymakers and Stakeholders: A Dialogue with Nina Olson (Heart for Taxpayer Rights)
10:00 AM: Panel Presentation #1
11:30 AM: Incubator Session #1
- Joshua Clean (UC-Irvine; Google Scholar), Automated Companies
- Keith Fogg (Harvard), Delaware the Pirate State
- Alice Abreu (Temple), Taxpayer Invoice of Rights – Shifting Past the Procedural
12:15 PM: Keynote Handle
1:30 PM: Panel Presentation #2
2:45 PM: Incubator Session #2
- Richard Winchester (Seton Corridor; Google Scholar), The S Company: A License to Steal
- Tracy Kaye (Seton Corridor), Alternative Zones as Reparations
- Carla Spivack (Oklahoma Metropolis)
- Christine Speidel (Villanova; Google Scholar), “Taxpayer First” Harmless Partner Adjudication
4:00 PM: Incubator Session #3 (Distant)
- Bridget Crawford (Tempo; Google Scholar) & Lee-ford Tritt (Florida), Hillbilly Tax
- Nancy Shurtz (Oregon), Tax, Class, and Early Training Entry
4:30 PM: Panel Session #3 (Distant)
- Theodore Seto (Loyola-L.A.; Google Scholar), Justifying Social Security Nets
- Diane Klein (Southern), When The Tax Man Is Jim Crow: A Vital Tax Evaluation of Earned Revenue Credit score Audit Practices (How Stereotypes and Racist Tropes Intersect to Produce an Irrational, Inefficient Audit Regime)
Saturday
9:10 AM: Panel Presentation #4
- Katie Pratt (Loyola-L.A.), Federal Taxation of State Compensation for Pressured Sterilizations
- Yariv Brauner (Florida; Google Scholar), Why Creating International locations Ought to Keep away from the World “Settlement,” and How they Can Get Away with It
- Neil Buchanan (Florida; Google Scholar), How Common is the Murphy/Nagel Framework?
- Joshua Wease (Michigan State), The Darkish Facet of The EITC: Eliminating Incentives And Alternatives For Malfeasant Tax Return Preparers By Contemplating Lederman’s Fraud Triangle And The Latest Evolution Of The Refundable Tax Credit score
11:00 AM: Incubator Session #4
- Anna Gooch (Heart for Taxpayer Rights), State Stage Taxpayer Rights
- Luisa Scarcella (Antwerp), Nina Olson (Heart for Taxpayer Rights), and Leslie Ebook (Villanova; Google Scholar), Partnering to Ship a Lifeline: Classes From The US and Italian Tax Techniques
- Phyllis Taite (Oklahoma Metropolis), Do Taxing Techniques Affect Revenue and Wealth Inequality? Investigating Disparities in OECD Member and Contributing International locations
11:45 AM: Closing Remarks
Prior Vital Tax Concept Conferences:
https://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/2022/04/Twenty fifth-annual-critical-tax-conference-at-villanova.html
