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IRS Research Conference


2007 IRS Research Conference

June 13–14
Washington, D.C.


The 2007 IRS Research Conference highlighted research on tax compliance and administration, and facilitated dialogue among IRS researchers, IRS and state tax administrators, tax experts from other countries, academic researchers, Federal agencies, and private sector experts.

The 2007 Conference was held June 13 and 14 at the Hart Auditorium of the Georgetown University Law Center. Hart Auditorium is located in McDonough Hall, at 600 New Jersey Avenue, N.W., Washington D.C.

 

 


Keynote AddressPPT

James B. Mackie III

Director, Revenue Estimating Division

Office of Tax Analysis

U.S. Treasury


2007 IRS Research BulletinPDF

Conference ProgramPDF

Conference Attendee ListPDF

Optimal Tax Administration

A Framework for Optimal Tax AdministrationPDF

Alan H. Plumley

Tax Policy and Tax Compliance

Tax Rate Preferences: Understanding the Effects of Perceived and Actual Current Tax AssessmentsPDF

Peggy A. Hite, John Hasseldine, and Darius J. Fatemi

Charitable Contributions in a Voluntary Compliance Income Tax System: Itemized Deductions versus Matching SubsidiesPDF

Alex Turk, Maryamm Muzikir, Marsha Blumenthal, and Laura Kalambokidis

Tax Practitioners—Perspectives and Impact

Evaluating Preparation Accuracy of Tax Practitioners: A Bootstrap ApproachPDF

Kim M. Bloomquist, Michael F. Albert, and Ronald L. Edgerton

Impact of Taxpayer Representation on the Outcome of Earned Income Credit AuditsPDF

Jeff A. Wilson, Tom Beers, Amy Ibbotson, Mike Nestor, Mark Hutchens, Carol Hatch, and Mark Everett

The Obstacles of Voluntary Compliance from the Taxpayer’s PerspectivePDF

Beanna J. Whitlock

Comments on Tax Practitioners—Perspectives and ImpactPDF

John Scholz

Disentangling the Tax Gap

National Research Program—Methods and PlansPDF

Bob Brown and Drew Johns

Comments on Disentangling the Tax GapPDF
Eric Toder

Compliance and Administrative Burdens

Aggregate Estimates of Small Business Taxpayer Compliance BurdenPDF
Donald DeLuca, Scott Stilmar, John Guyton, Wu-Lang Lee, and John O’Hare

Tax Complexity and its Impact on Tax Compliance and Tax Administration in AustraliaPDF
Margaret McKerchar

Comments on Compliance and AdministrationPDF

Jane Gravelle

Taxpayer Service—Preferences and Effects

Taxpayer Services and Tax CompliancePDF
James Alm, Michael Jones, and Michael McKee

Taxpayer Service Channel PreferencesPDF
Ben Shackleford

Lab Research on Customer Preferences and the Relationship Between Service and CompliancePDF
Kathleen Holland and Howard Rasey

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