Tax Stats - IRS Reseach Conference 2010 IRS Research ConferenceJune 29–30 Washington, D.C. The 2010 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 2010 Conference was held June 29 and 30 at The Metropolitan Room in The Liaison Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. 2010 IRS Research BulletinPDF (full document, PDF - a free Adobe Acrobat Reader is available for download, if needed) 2010 Research Conference ProgramPDF Panel Discussion: The Impact of Globalization on Tax Administration Moderator: Rosemary D. Marcuss Director, Research, Analysis, and Statistics, Internal Revenue Service Panelists:Michael DanilackPDF Deputy Commissioner (International), Large and Mid-Size Business, Internal Revenue Service Partho ShomePDF Chief Economist, Knowledge, Analysis, and Intelligence, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, United Kingdom Patricia ArteagaPDF Advisor to the Commissioner, Mexican Tax Administration Service Panel Discussion: The Impact of Globalization on Tax Administration Compliance of Large Business Organizations An Examination of FIN 48: Tax Shelters, Auditor Independence, and Corporate GovernancePDF Petro Lisowsky, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Leslie A. Robinson, Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth; and Andrew P. Schmidt, Columbia University Partnerships with Reportable Entity PartnersPDF Charles E. Boynton and Barbara A. Livingston, Large and Mid-Size Business, Internal Revenue Service Temporary and Permanent Book-Tax Differences: Complements or Substitutes?PDF Jennifer Blouin, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania; Jason DeBacker, Office of Tax Analysis, U.S. Department of the Treasury; and Stephanie Sikes, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Influencing Individual Taxpayer Behavior Subsidizing Charitable Contributions with a Match vs. Income Tax Rebate: What Happens to Donations and Compliance?PDF Marsha Blumenthal, University of St. Thomas, Professor Emerita; Laura Kalambokidis, University of Minnesota; and Alex Turk, Small Business/Self-Employed Division, Internal Revenue Service Solving Information Asymmetry for Offshore AccountsPDF Susan Morse, Hastings College of the Law, University of California Facilitated Self-Assistance Enhances Taxpayers’ Taxpayer Assistance Center (TAC) ExperiencesPDF Kirsten Davis, Melissa Hayes, and Erica Jenkins, Wage and Investment, Internal Revenue Service Drivers of Noncompliance A Balance Due Before Remittance: The Effect on Reporting CompliancePDF Paul Corcoro and Peter Adelsheim, Small Business/Self-Employed Division, Internal Revenue Service Predicting Intentional and Inadvertent NoncompliancePDF Kathleen M. Carley, Brian Hirshman, Ju-Sung Lee, Michael Martin, Dawn Roberston, and Jesse St. Charles, Carnegie Mellon University Poster Session Application of Text Mining to Uncover the Issues and Concerns Surrounding Tax Preparers Ririko Horvath, Larry May, Rahul Tikekar, and Cheryl Wagner, Research, Analysis, and Statistics, Internal Revenue Service Compliance, Assistance, and the SmartCardPDF Kathleen M. Carley, Neal Altman, and Michael Martin, Carnegie Mellon University; Joanne Meikle and Traci L. Suiter, Research, Analysis, and Statistics, Internal Revenue Service Understanding Tax Professionals’ Work Processes Using the In Basket Technique Courtney L. Rasey, Wage and Investment, Internal Revenue Service An Analysis of Preparer Testing on Compliance Chris Hess, Karen Yeager, Michael Bourque, and Amy Sriuthai, Research, Analysis, and Statistics, Internal Revenue Service Tax Code Complexity and Compliance Burden Individual Taxpayer Compliance Burden: The Role of Assisted Methods in Taxpayer Response to Increasing ComplexityPDF George Contos, John Guyton, Patrick Langetieg, and Melissa Vigil, Research, Analysis, and Statistics, Internal Revenue Service Enhancing Compliance Through Improved Readability: Evidence From New Zealand’s Rewrite "Experiment"PDF Adrian Sawyer, University of Canterbury, New Zealand Tax Compliance Costs: The Effect of Authority Behavior and Taxpayer ServicesPDF Sebastian Eichfelder, University of Wuppertal, Germany; Chantal Kegels, Federal Planning Bureau, Brussels, Belgium; and Michael Schorn, Institute for Economy and Policy Research, Cologne, Germany Enforcement Strategies Collecting Collected TaxesPDF Keith Fogg, Villanova University School of Law Measuring and Tackling the Illicit Market for Excise GoodsPDF Anthony Rourke, Knowledge, Analysis, and Intelligence, Enforcement and Compliance, Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, United Kingdom Inspectors or Google Earth? Optimal Fiscal Policies Under Uncertain Detection of EvadersPDF Martin Besfamille and Pablo Olmos, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Argentina Enforcement Strategies Discussant: Don McPartlandPDF Links to other conferences: IRS Reseach Conference
