TaxProf Blog has been a labor of love these past 21 years. I have been puzzling over when would be the right time to stop. Typepad, the platform on which TaxProf Blog is hosted,
made the decision for me when it announced on August 27th that it will discontinue all blogs effective September 30th. [...]
TaxProf Blog has been a labor of love these past 21 years. I have been puzzling over when would be the right time to stop. Typepad, the platform on which TaxProf Blog is hosted,
made the decision for me when it announced on August 27th that it will discontinue all blogs effective September 30th. [...]
Saturday: This Week's Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts The Determinants Of Faculty Pay Endean: Tariffs As Taxes — A Framework For Understanding Delegation Of The Taxing
Power Chair Of The ABA Legal Ed Section Council: Training Better Lawyers Chicago-Kent Seeks To Hire A Tenured Or Tenure-Track Tax Prof Sunday: NY Times Op-Ed: What [...]
New York Times Op-Ed: What I Told My Sunday School Students About Death, by Anne Lamott (Author, Somehow: Thoughts on Love (2024)): I was a Sunday school teacher for 30-plus
years, until recently, in a small liberal church in Northern California that rose out of the civil rights movement. [...]
Jen Pollock Michel (Christianity Today; Author, In Good Time: 8 Habits for Reimagining Productivity, Resisting Hurry, and Practicing Peace (2023)), Finding God in Dementia:
Waving goodbye, I watch the glass doors close. On the other side, my mother stands red-faced, tears streaming, in the lobby of her assisted living community. [...]
Dispatch Faith: In Defense of Thoughts and Prayers, by Jonah Goldberg (The Dispatch): “Prayer is not freaking enough,” MSNBC host and former Biden press secretary Jen
Psaki declared on X after the horrifying church shooting in Minneapolis .... “Prayers does not end school shootings. [...]
Law.com, Is the Rise of AI a Real Threat to Associate Jobs?: While the rising investment in artificial intelligence has brought along concerns and predictions about the technology's
potential to replace associate jobs, some say the role will instead adapt and evolve alongside the rapidly growing technology. [...]
Bloomberg Law, Are Law Schools Failing Students in the World of AI?: The legal industry is investing in generative artificial intelligence, but are future lawyers going to
be up to speed when they enter the workforce? Last fall, I wrote that law schools would likely increase their teachings of generative AI and incorporate the technology [...]
This week's list of the Top 5 Recent Tax Paper Downloads is the same as last week's list. The #1 paper is #376 among 12,243 tax papers in all-time downloads. [1089 Downloads]
Revoking Tax Exemption for Pursuit of DEI and Other Alleged Forms of Discrimination, by Ellen P. [...]
Michelle Lowry (Drexel), Daniel Bradley (South Florida), April M. Knill (South Carolina) & Jared Williams (South Florida), What Are We Paid For? The Determinants of Business
Faculty Pay: We examine the determinants of business school faculty pay, using detailed data on compensation, research, teaching, and administrative service. [...]
