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TECHNOLOGY, PRIVACY, AND THE FUTURE OF
TAXATION
October 4 and 5, 2007
Hotel Monaco,
Washington, DC
TO REGISTER FOR THIS CONFERENCE, PLEASE
CLICK HERE.
Office of Tax Policy Research at the
Stephen M. Ross School of Business at
the University of Michigan
Cosponsored by the American Tax Policy
Institute with funding also provided by
The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation,
and the National Science Foundation
AGENDA
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Thursday,
October 4 |
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8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. |
Session I: Compliance, Enforcement,
and Administration
“The IRS and Technology: Vision and
Strategy”
Andrew Buckler (Internal Revenue
Service)
Discussant: Eric Toder (Urban
Institute)
“Using Technology for Simple Returns:
Pre-populated Returns and IRS-provided
Software”
Joseph Bankman (Stanford Law School)
Discussant: Janet Holtzblatt
(U.S. Treasury, Office of Tax Analysis)
“Technology and Taxation in Developing
Countries”
Richard Bird (University of Toronto)
Eric Zolt (UCLA Law School)
Discussant: James Alm (Georgia
State University) |
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1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. |
Session II: Interjurisdictional
Issues
“International Information Sharing”
Grace Perez-Navarro (OECD)
Discussant: Frank Ng (Internal
Revenue Service)
“The SSTP and Technology: Implications
for the Future of the Sales Tax.”
William Fox (University of Tennessee)
LeAnn Luna (University of Tennessee)
Matthew Murray (University of Tennessee)
Discussant: John Mikesell
(Indiana University)
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Friday, October 5 |
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8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m |
Session III: Progressivity,
Personalization, and Privacy
“Genes as Tags: Tax Implications of
Widely Available Genetic Information”
Kyle Logue (University of Michigan Law
School)
Joel Slemrod (University of Michigan)
Discussant: Daniel Shaviro (New
York University Law School)
“Problems and Promise of Smart Cards”
Frank Cowell (London School of
Economics)
Discussant: Richard Ainsworth
(Boston University Law School)
“Privacy Issues in the Future of
Taxation”
Paul Schwartz (Boalt Hall School of Law,
University of California,
Berkeley)
Discussant: Orin Kerr (George
Washington University Law
School) |
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Note: All
sessions will be held at the Hotel
Monaco, 700 F Street, N.W. |
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