7 free online workshops from Monday Sept. 13 through Monday November 15, 2021. Registration is by invitation only. Zoom links for each workshop will be sent out 1 week/3 days/1 day in advance via batch email. https://taxpayer-rights.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Reimagining-Tax-Admin-2021-Agenda.pdf
Oct 5 to 8 2021 LITC/Ombuds/Advocate Workshop 10/05/21 - 14:00 to 16:00 Day 1 ICTR 10/06/21 - 14:00 to 18:00 Day 2 ICTR 10/07/21 - 14:00 to 18:00 Day 3 ICTR 10/08/21 - 14:00 to 18:00 Fees: LITC Workshop - Free Days 1 - 3 OECD - $100 USD Days 1 - 3 non-OECD - $75 USD Discounts OECD Student - Flat amount $60 USD against OECD ($40 USD) - 6ICTROECD Non-OECD Student - Flat amount $45 against non-OECD ($30 USD) - 6ICTRNOECD Panelist - 100% - 6ICTRPANELIST (oecd or non-oecd) Comp - 100% - 6ICTRCOMP (oecd or non-oecd) Time…
Tax Chat! is an online series of conversations with persons active in the field of taxpayer rights and tax administration. Guests hail from many different disciplines and backgrounds. Audience participation in encouraged. Our next Tax Chat! will be held on 13 April 2021, at noon Eastern Daylight Time (17:00 GMT and 18:00 CEST). The topic for this upcoming Tax Chat! is administrative burden and taxpayer rights. Our guests for this conversation are Professors Les Book and Keith Fogg. Over the last year, Les and Keith and I have been working on an article that describes a rights-based framework for identifying…
5th ITRC May 26-28 LITC Workshop and 2 days of 3 sessions each Ticket prices -- LITC workshop free Regular -- $65 per day or $100 both days PhD/JD/LLM -- $25 per day or $40 both days Panelist discount code 5ICTRPANELIST -- 100%
Tax Chat! is an online series of conversations with persons active in the field of taxpayer rights and tax administration. Guests hail from many different disciplines and backgrounds. Audience participation in encouraged. Our next Tax Chat! will be held on 16 March 2021, at noon Eastern Standard Time (17:00 GMT and 18:00 CET). The topic for this upcoming Tax Chat! is artificial intelligence and taxpayer rights. Our guests for this conversation are Toon Calders, Sylvie De Raedt, David Martens, and Anne Van de Vijver, who are from DigiTax, a Centre of Excellence within the University of Antwerp. DigiTax is an…
Tax Chat! is an online series of conversations with persons active in the field of taxpayer rights and tax administration. Guests hail from many different disciplines and backgrounds. Audience participation in encouraged. Our next Tax Chat! will be held on 09 February, 2021, at noon Eastern Standard Time (17:00 GMT and 18:00 CET). The topic for this upcoming Tax Chat! is the gender impact of taxation. Our guests for this conversation will be Michelle Harding, Senior Tax Economist and head of the Tax Data and Statistical Analysis Unit of OECD's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, Paris, France; Eleonor Kristoffersson,…
Tax Chat! is an online series of conversations with persons active in the field of taxpayer rights and tax administration. Guests hail from many different disciplines and backgrounds. Audience participation in encouraged. Our next Tax Chat! will be held on 12 January, 2021, at noon Eastern Standard Time (17:00 GMT and 18:00 CET). The topic for this upcoming Tax Chat! is Low Income Taxpayer Clinics and the momentum for establishing these programs internationally. Our guests for this conversation will be Keith Fogg of the Harvard Law School Federal Tax Clinic, Massachusetts, US; David Sams of The Community Tax Law Project…
Tax Chat! is an online series of conversations with persons active in the field of taxpayer rights and tax administration. Guests hail from many different disciplines and backgrounds. Audience participation in encouraged. Our next Tax Chat! will be held on 10 December, 2020, at noon Eastern Daylight Time (17:00 GMT and 18:00 CET). The theme of this upcoming Tax Chat! is the Economic Psychology of Tax Behavior. Our guest for this conversation will be Professor Erich Kirchler of the Department of Applied and Clinical Psychology at the University of Vienna, Austria. Erich developed the Slippery Slope Framework (SSF), which draws…
Tax Chat! is an online series of conversations with persons active in the field of taxpayer rights and tax administration. Guests hail from many different disciplines and backgrounds. Audience participation in encouraged. Our next Tax Chat! will be held on 10 November, 2020, at noon Eastern Daylight Time (17:00 GMT and 18:00 CET). The theme of this upcoming Tax Chat! is the Anthropology of Tax. Our guests for this conversation will be Lotta Bjorklund Larsen, research fellow at the Tax Administration Research Centre, University of Exeter; Johanna Mugler, lecturer and researcher at the Institute for Social Anthropology at the University…