IRS Research Conference 6th Annual IRS-TPC Joint Research Conference on Tax Administration June 23, 2016 2016 IRS Research Conference ProgramPDF 2016 IRS Research Conference - Abstracts of PapersPDF 2016 IRS Research Bulletin The 2016 IRS Research Bulletin (Publication 1500) features selected papers from the IRS-Tax Policy Center (TPC) Research Conference held at the Urban Institute in Washington, DC, on June 23, 2016. Conference presenters and attendees included researchers from many areas of the IRS, officials from other government agencies, and academic and private sector experts on tax policy, tax administration, and tax compliance. 2016 IRS Research BulletinPDF ForewordPDF 1. Interventions: Influencing Taxpayer Compliance Taxpayer Responses to Third-Party Income Reporting: Preliminary Evidence from a Natural Experiment in the Taxicab IndustryPDFBibek Adhikari, James Alm, Brett Collins, Michael Sebastiani, and Eleanor Wilking Do Audits Deter Future Noncompliance? Evidence on Self-Employed TaxpayersPDFSebastian Beer, Matthias Kasper, Erich Kirchler, and Brian Erard Resolving Unpaid Taxes and the Notice of Federal Tax Lien: Evidence from the Fresh Start InitiativePDFAlex Turk, John Iuranich, Stacy Orlett, and Saurabh Datta 2. Nonfiling: IRS–Census Data Comparisons What Drives Income Tax Filing Compliance?PDFBrian Erard, John Guyton, Patrick Langetieg, Mark Payne, Alan Plumley The Individual Income Tax and Self-Employment Tax Nonfiling Gaps for Tax Years 2008–2010PDFPat Langetieg, Mark Payne, and Alan Plumley Handling Respondent Rounding of Wages Using the IRS and CPS Matched DatasetPDFMinsun K. Riddles, Sharon L. Lohr, J. Michael Brick, Patrick T. Langetieg, J. Mark Payne, and Alan H. Plumley 3. Panel Discussion Factors Affecting Revenue Estimates of Tax Compliance ProposalsPDFJanet Holtzblatt and Jamie McGuire 4. Behavioral Research: Why Do People Do What They Do? Examining Motivations To Volunteer with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program: How Motivations Influence Future Volunteer BehaviorPDFPatti J. Davis-Smith, Robert P. Thomas, and David C. Cico Do Appeals to Social Norms Increase Taxpayer Compliance?PDFJames Alm, Michael McKee, William D. Schulze, Carrie von Bose, and Jubo Yan Understanding the Nonfiler/Late Filer: Preliminary FindingsPDFJose Colon De La Matta, John Guyton, Ronald Hodge II, Patrick Langetieg, Stacy Orlett, Mark Payne, Ahmad Qadri, Lisa Rupert, Brenda Schafer, Alex Turk, and Melissa Vigil Here are PDF copies of the slides from sessions 1, 2, and 4. Session 1PDF Session 2PDF Session 4PDF For more information about IRS research conferences, including previous conference programs and papers, click on the links below. Thank you for your interest in our conference and in advancing tax administration research. Let us know what you thought of this year's conference by participating in a short online survey. Ben Herndon, Director, IRS Office of Research, Applied Analytics, and StatisticsEric Toder, Co-Director, Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center Co-Chairs, 2016 IRS-TPC Research Conference For more information about IRS research conferences, including previous conference programs and papers, click on the links below: IRS Research Conference
