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Monday, April 28, 2014

Report on outsourcing public services to for-profit corporations

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I've expressed doubts before about whether it makes sense to turn to private companies to provide public goods, but I missed this paper ...
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Bartering services is about desperation in the face of labor market failure

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Kevin Roose published  The Sharing Economy Isn’t About Trust, It’s About Desperation in NY Magazine last week, in response to the Wired Sto...

Diane Ring on The Influence of Experts

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Diane Ring has a post up over at Jotwell reviewing Mai'a Cross' Rethinking Epistemic Communities Twenty Years Later , which was pub...
Sunday, April 27, 2014

Recent items of interest on citizenship, immigration, and taxation

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The Times of Monaco: Toward Tax Exemption for French born in Monaco , changes coming in France's citizenship-based tax regime for resid...
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Blank on Collateral Compliance

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Josh Blank has a new paper available on U.S. tax penalties, which is of broad interest given the increasing role of penalties in corralling...
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European Commission Seeks Input on Tax Issues of Cross-Border Citizens

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The European Commission is seeking consultation  through 3 June 2014 on the problems faced by "cross-border citizens."  They desir...
Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Racking Up the Money: RICO and the Revenue Rule

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I am pretty sure the Revenue Rule will not survive the current era, so this paper by Kye Handy is of interest. Abstract: The Revenue Rule...
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Netherlands Bank prohibited from discriminating against "US persons"

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Here is an interesting development for FATCA : a case in which a small Dutch bank pre-emptively shuttered the accounts of 150 persons in ord...
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In Slovakia, Real Lottery Prize Goes to Tax Man

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This is a novel idea , at least, new to me: Over the last 10 years, Slovakia’s revenue from value-added taxes, a type of sales tax, has d...

Webcourse on Cayman Islands

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Andrew Morriss presents a webcourse of interest, starting May 5. The objective: "explore the rich history of the islands and talk to ...
Sunday, April 13, 2014

From the NYT: Lessons for International Tax from Oregon's Role as Sales/Use Tax Haven

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Today's NYT has an article entitled " Buyers Find Tax Break on Art: Let it Hang Awhile in Oregon ." The artful dodge is accomp...
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Call for Papers: Tax Justice & Human Rights Symposium, McGill, June 2014

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We invite paper proposals for a  Tax Justice and Human Rights Research Collaboration Symposium ,  to be held at the McGill Faculty of Law, ...

Avoidance, Evasion, and Taxpayer Morality

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In light of the current sacrificing of Caterpillar on the altar of political posturing by lawmakers who are ultimately r esponsible for de...
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Sunday, March 23, 2014

Proposed Legislation will Shine More Light on Lobbying, Self-Dealing in Congress

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Last week, US Congressman Mike Quigley  (D-IL) introduced the Transparency in Government Act of 2014 , a bill "to amend the Ethics in G...

Scott Wilkie: Next Wednesday at McGill Law

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I am very pleased to be hosting international tax guru  Scott Wilkie at McGill Law next Wednesday, where he will deliver a talk on current ...
Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Next Week at NYU: Tax and Corporate Social Responsibility Symposium

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I'll be taking part in this symposium on corporate taxation next Tuesday at NYU. Here is the description: Tuesday, March 25, 2014  | ...

Is It Time for a Taxpayer Bill of Rights? Tax Analysts Conference: March 27

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Tax Analysts is hosting a conference on March 27 in Washington DC that is of broad interest. The schedule includes National Taxpayer Advo...

Cockfield on Taxpayer Privacy and FATCA

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Professor Art Cockfield has two upcoming talks of note, on the topic of "The Privacy Implications of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance...
Thursday, March 13, 2014

Tomorrow at McGill Law: Panel on Distributive and Labour Justice

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Catherine Lu of McGill and Pablo Gilabert of Concordia will be presenting on the topic of global principles of distributive and labour jus...

Video & Audio Resources on Political Theory, Inequality, Finance, and Governance

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Russell Haggar , a Sociology and of Government and Politics teacher in the UK, has put together a a visually alarming but very useful "...
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