Below is a list of projects selected for the 2012 Joint Statistical Research Program.
Tax Compliance among New and Established Businesses Using the KFS-IRS Matched Data File
- Tami Gurley-Calvez - West VA University and Kauffman Foundation, and Donald Bruce - University of Tennessee
Longitudinal Analyses of Financial and Tax Reporting Measures of Income
- George Plesko and Erin Henry - University of Connecticut
Estimating the Effect of Taxation on Charitable Giving in Life and at Death
- John Bakija - Williams College, and Eugene Steuerle and Katherine Toran - Urban Institute
Intertemporal Income Choice as a Function of Wealth and Demography
- Jenny Bourne - Carleton College, and Eugene Steuerle and Katherin Toran - Urban Institute
Older Taxpayers’ Responses to Taxation of Social Security Benefits
- Leonard Burman - Syracuse University and the Tax Policy Center, Norma Coe - University of Washington and NBER, and Lui Tian - Syracuse University
Which Individuals Don't Pay Back Their 401(k) Loans?
- Sarah Holden - Investment Company Institute
Labor Force Participation Elasticities of Women and Secondary Earners within Married Couples
- Robert McClelland and Shannon Mok - Congressional Budget Office
Enhancing SOI Tabulations and Files to Improve Analysis and Research
- James Nunns and Jeffrey Rohaly, - Urban Institute, and Dan Feenberg - NBER
Early Withdrawals from Retirement Accounts during the Great Recession
- John Sabelhaus - Federal Reserve Board of Governors
The Returns to the Federal Tax Credits for Higher Education
- Caroline Hoxby and George Bulman - Stanford University and NBER
Using Panel Tax Data to Examine the Transition to Retirement
- Peter Brady - Investment Company Institute
The Effects of Tax Expenditures on the Budget and Economic Activity
- John Friedman, Raj Chetty, Danny Yagan, Pat Kline, and Emmanuel Saez - Harvard and NBER
Enforcement Salience: Does news About Tax Enforcement Improve Tax Compliance
- Joel Slemrod and Jeffrey Hoopes - University of Michigan
New Estimates of Intergenerational Income Mobility Using Administrative Tax Data
- Pablo Mitnik and David Grusky - Stanford University