WASHINGTON, Sept. 16, 2024 – Department of Justice and U.S. Tax Court officials will give an insider’s view of the U.S. Supreme Court at the American Bar Association Section of Taxation Virtual 2024 Fall Tax Meeting, to be held online Sept. 23-27.
Deputy Solicitor General Curtis E. Gannon will join Judge Albert G. Lauber of the U.S. Tax Court and Francesca Ugolini, chief of the U.S. Department of Justice Tax Division, for the opening plenary “Tax at the Court: A Behind-the-Scenes Look from Both Sides of the Supreme Bench” at noon-12:30 p.m. EDT on Monday, Sept. 23. The session will be moderated by Gil Rothenberg, lecturer in law at Penn Law School and adjunct professor at Temple Law School and American University Law School.
What:
Virtual 2024 Fall Tax Meeting
Sponsored by the ABA Section of Taxation
When:
Monday-Friday, Sept. 23-27
Where:
Online
More than 60 programs will cover myriad tax topics that range from artificial intelligence to employee benefits concerns to issues impacting individual taxpayers. The sessions include:
- “The Death Knell for Deference: Will it Actually Matter to my Clients?”
- “The IRS Issues Final Regulations Relating to Crypto Transactions”
- “Hot Off the Bench: What Recent Supreme Court Decisions Mean to Tax Controversy Professionals and Their Clients”
- “IRS Modernization: Certifying Acceptance Agent (CAA) Program Updates for Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) Application”
- “Back to the Future: Judicial Deference for Tax Rulemaking after Loper Bright”
- “Time to Call the Doctor: Opening the Door to Time-Barred Refund Claims with Forensic Psychiatry”
- “Artificial Intelligence — Judicial Responses and Evidentiary Considerations”
- “Insights from the Inside: Views from Investment Management Company Global Heads of Tax”
- · “Hot Topics in Financial Products”
The complete conference agenda is here. For media registration, please contact Barbranda Walls at [email protected].
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