Month: July 2023

The IRS says it has processed all paper and electronic individual returns received before April 2023, and they are opening mail within normal time frames.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan (D) recently proposed raising the city’s tax on vacant or undeveloped land while reducing taxes on buildings by 30 percent. The…

ABA Journal, ABA Executive Described as ‘Accessible’ and ‘Real Resource’ for Law Deans Set to Retire Next Spring ABA Journal, Most Class Of 2019 Law Grads Are Satisfied With Their….

The risk of inflation is important when swapping real for nominal dollars. Rather than ending the fear of outliving your 401(k), QLACs can exacerbate it.

The nation’s tax agency has announced a major policy change: it will end most unannounced visits to taxpayers by agency revenue officers.

Oregon Law Faculty Posting: Application Deadline: August 14, 2023; position open until filled, ,,, The University of Oregon School of Law invites applications from entry-level candidates for a tenure-track assistant….

Joseph J. Thorndike considers the potential presidential run of Sen. Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., and how it could boost his upcoming Senate reelection campaign.

This week on Capitol Hill.

Saturday: This Week’s Ten Most Popular TaxProf Blog Posts Michigan Bans Use Of ChatGPT On Law School Applications The Top Five Tax Lawyers Under 40 How ChatGPT Could Dramatically Reshape….

Gregory S. Crespi (SMU; Google Scholar), How To Grade Law Students Taking ‘Paper Classes’ Given Student Access to Artificial Intelligence Programs: Some Preliminary Thoughts: This short paper presents and discusses….