Tax Policy Colloquium

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