Since I'll be blogging about this semester's NYU Tax Policy Colloquium papers, here is an updated schedule for the semester
2026 NYU TAX POLICY COLLOQUIUM SPEAKER DATES
All sessions meet on Tuesdays from 4:15 to 6:15 pm in Furman 216 at NYU Law School, and are followed by a small group dinner with the speaker(s).
1) September 8: Adam Kern, University of San Diego Law School, Separation of Bases and the Fiscal Constitution(co-authored by Daniel Hemel).
2) September 22: Brandon Pecoraro and Rachel Moore, Joint Committee on Taxation, Is the Laffer Curve Flat? (co-authored by David Splinter).
3) October 6: Miranda Stewart, NYU Law School and Melbourne Law School, International Tax Law and the Equilibrium Between States and Corporations.
4) October 20: Chye-Ching Huang, NYU Tax Law Center, How to AI-Proof the Tax System.
5) November 10: Michael Love, Columbia Law School, The Partnership Automation Gap in U.S. Tax Enforcement.
6) November 24: Susan Morse, University of Texas, Are Tariffs Taxes?
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