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On Sports and Tax Planning25 May 202500:28:08
In this episode, we discuss some of the ways that athletes and professional sports teams avoid those taxes.
On Nvidia CEO's Estate Tax Planning11 May 202500:24:38
In this episode, we discuss the estate tax planning techniques of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
On the Take-Up of the Earned Income Tax Credit27 Apr 202500:32:06
In today’s episode, we welcome Brooke Lierman, Comptroller of the state of Maryland, to discuss steps the state of Maryland is taking to increase the take-up of the credit.
On Extending the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act13 Apr 202500:28:58
In this episode, we discuss the budget blueprint passed by House Republicans to extend the temporary provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, which are set to expire at the end of 2025 without legislative action.
On the Latest Tax Research - UNC Tax Symposium30 Mar 202500:28:51
In this episode, we discuss some of the research presented at the 28th annual Tax Symposium hosted by UNC in Chapel Hill.
On State Tax Subsidies16 Mar 202500:21:53
In today’s episode, we discuss recent research into the effectiveness of firm-specific tax subsidies and whether having more public information about these subsidies improves their effectiveness.
On Taxing Cannabis02 Mar 202500:23:50
In this episode, we discuss the what, why and how of taxing cannabis.
On EV Credits16 Feb 202500:23:01
In this episode, we discuss the current state of federal tax incentives for EV purchases and how Trump could modify them during his term.
On Tariffs02 Feb 202500:35:51
In today’s episode, we welcome Joe Thorndike to explain how tariffs work and what the consequences of new tariffs could be for U.S. individual and businesses.
On the Latest Tax Research: HARC Edition19 Jan 202500:28:47
In this episode, we discuss some of the latest tax research presented at the Hawaii Accounting Research Conference in January 2025.
RERUN: Ep 81 On Declining Accounting Enrollments, Revisited05 Jan 202500:30:08

We are taking a very short winter break, but we have something special for your listening enjoyment! We're revisiting this episode, which in turn revisits the potential reasons behind declining accounting enrollments, helped by special guest and MIT Professor Andrew Sutherland. We'll return soon with new episodes for 2025!

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On Sin Taxes22 Dec 202400:23:39
In this episode, we discuss the role of sin taxes in discouraging legal but potentially harmful behavior and in raising tax revenue.
On Settlements and Judgments Part 208 Dec 202400:25:23
In this episode, we discuss the potential tax benefits settlements and judgments from lawsuits can generate for the companies that pay them.
On Settlements and Judgments Part 124 Nov 202400:24:30
In this episode, we discuss how settlements and judgments are taxed by recipients, as well as arguments for changes to the current law.
On Public Accounting Offshoring10 Nov 202400:28:20
In this episode, we invite University of Texas at Austin doctoral candidate Kaitlyn Kroeger to discuss her research on the effects of public accounting firms offshoring their services.
On Donor Advised Funds27 Oct 202400:24:03
In this episode, we discuss the rules around charitable and political donations, as well as how donor advised funds can facilitate anonymous giving to politically engaged charities.
On Declining Accounting Professionals, Revisited13 Oct 202400:30:08
In this episode, we invite Andrew Sutherland, Associate Professor of Accounting at MIT, to revisit explanations behind declining accounting professionals and to discus his research on the topic.
On Taxing Tips29 Sep 202400:25:25
In this episode, we discuss the potential consequences of both presidential candidates' proposals to exempt tips from taxes.
On the the Latest Tax Research - Texas Waterloo Edition15 Sep 202400:23:25
In this episode, we discuss two of the papers presented recently at the 6th Biennial Taxation Research Symposium hosted at the University of Texas in conjunction with the University of Waterloo.
On Trump's Tax Proposals01 Sep 202400:25:36
In this episode, we discuss former President Trump's tax proposals as a 2024 presidential candidate.
On Harris' Tax Proposals18 Aug 202400:24:11
In this episode, we discuss Vice President Harris' tax proposals as a 2024 presidential candidate.
RERUN: Ep 72 On Shohei Ohtani’s Contract04 Aug 202400:24:30

As we are on a short summer break, we have something special planned for your listening enjoyment! Get ready to revisit some of your favorite tax topics with our timeless reruns. In this episode, we discuss the tax motivations behind Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking and tax-savvy contract with the LA Dodgers (and Lisa honors legendary Dodgers announcer Vin Scully).

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RERUN: Ep 71 On the Taxation of Music Catalog Sales21 Jul 202400:26:00

As we are on a short summer break, we have something special planned for your listening enjoyment! Get ready to revisit some of your favorite tax topics with our timeless reruns. In this episode, we discuss the tax motivations for the rising trend in music catalog sales (and B sings a little Tay Tay). 

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RERUN: Ep 68 On Bezos’ Move to Florida07 Jul 202400:26:56

As we are on a short summer break, we have something special planned for your listening enjoyment! Get ready to revisit some of your favorite tax topics with our timeless reruns. In this episode, we discuss the potential tax motivations and implications of Bezos’ big move to Florida. 

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RERUN: Ep 66 On the Tax Consequences of NIL23 Jun 202400:26:50

As we are on a short summer break, we have something special planned for your listening enjoyment! Get ready to revisit some of your favorite tax topics with our timeless reruns. In this episode, we unpack the tax consequences of the NCAA's 2021 name, image, and likeness policy change to student athletes and discuss how athletic supporters have also tried to obtain favorable tax outcomes from NIL activities.
 

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RERUN: Ep 38 - On Gifts and Estates (Part I)09 Jun 202400:23:41

Hey Tax Nerds! We're taking a short summer break, but we have something special planned for your listening enjoyment! In the meantime, get ready to revisit some of your favorite tax topics with our timeless reruns. In this episode, we discuss the estate and gift tax consequences of the Chouinard family decision regarding their Patagonia fortune as well as alternative structures they could have considered. 

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On Scott Hodge's Book Taxocracy26 May 202400:29:17
In this episode, we welcome tax expert Scott Hodge to discuss his new book, Taxocracy: What You Don’t Know About Taxes and How They Rule Your Daily Life.
On the Qualified Business Income Deduction12 May 202400:23:41
In this episode, we discuss the qualified business income deduction in light of a February 2024 report by the Congressional Research Service that examined the provision’s effect on investment and employment, equity, and taxpayer compliance.
On the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act's Winners and Losers28 Apr 202400:26:40
In this episode, we unpack what research says about the effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act six years after its effective date.
On Declining Accounting Professionals14 Apr 202400:24:28
In this episode, we discuss the causes and consequences of reduced interest in the accounting profession.
On Shohei Ohtani's Contract31 Mar 202400:23:04
In this episode, we discuss the tax motivations for Shohei Ohtani's creative contract structure with the Dodgers.
On the Taxation of Music Catalog Sales17 Mar 202400:24:38
In this episode, we discuss the tax motivations for the rising trend of sales of music catalogs.
On the Latest Tax Research - ATA 202403 Mar 202400:20:00
In this episode, we discuss the latest tax research presented at the 2024 Journal of the American Taxation Association Conference.
On the Tax Gap18 Feb 202400:28:02
In this episode, we discuss the sources of the tax gap in the U.S., what it means for government operations, and how we can best close it.
On Bezos' Move to Florida04 Feb 202400:25:47
In this episode, we discuss the potential tax motivations and implications of Bezos’ big move to Florida.
On Microsoft's Audit21 Jan 202400:25:34

In this episode, we discuss the issue behind the largest single IRS assessment in history, what Microsoft disclosed about the issue, and what might happen next.  

On the Tax Consequences of NIL07 Jan 202400:25:39

In this episode, we unpack the tax consequences of the NCAA's 2021 name, image, and likeness policy change to student athletes and discuss how athletic supporters have also tried to obtain favorable tax outcomes from NIL activities.

On Things Congress Could Have Done in 202324 Dec 202300:27:24

In this episode, we discuss two year-end tax bills that many hoped Congress would pass in 2023 but that they very likely will not.

On the End of the Double Irish Tax Structure10 Dec 202300:29:07

In this episode, we discuss a 2014 Irish tax law change and how it impacted large U.S. multinational companies. We are joined by Brian Grant, graduating PhD student at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business. 

On the Global Minimum Tax - An Update26 Nov 202300:30:37

In today’s episode, we’re delighted to welcome Robert Stack, Managing Director at public accounting firm Deloitte, to provide an update on the global efforts to impose this tax.

On Moore v. United States12 Nov 202300:25:00

In this episode, we explain the tax issues at the heart of the Moore v. United States case brought in front of the Supreme Court and what the Court’s decision could mean for current and future tax laws.

On the ERTC, Again29 Oct 202300:23:35

In this episode, we discuss the unexpected and potentially unjustified magnitude of Employee Retention Tax Credit payments. 

On the Latest Tax Research - Illinois Tax Symposium15 Oct 202300:23:32

In this episode, we discus the latest tax accounting research presented at the biannual Tax Symposium hosted by the University of Illinois in Chicago.

On Carried Interest01 Oct 202300:23:02

In this episode, we discuss the pros and cons of taxing carried interest as capital gains, as well as the current state of political discourse on the topic.

On Tax Footnotes17 Sep 202300:27:52

In this episode, we welcome Patrick Badolato, an Associate Professor of Instruction from the University of Texas at Austin, to discuss what investors and other interested parties can learn about taxes by examining a company’s income tax footnote. 

On the University Endowment Tax03 Sep 202300:22:45

In this episode, we talk about how the University endowment tax works and why it was implemented, how some people want to change it, and generally discuss whether we think it’s a good idea. 

On the Stock Buyback Tax20 Aug 202300:24:03

In this episode, we discuss the mechanics of the IRA's Stock Buyback Tax, whether it is achieving its intended goal of curbing buybacks and how some lawmakers in the U.S. hope to expand its scope.

On Racial Bias in IRS Audits06 Aug 202300:34:34

In this episode, we welcome Evelyn Smith, researcher at the University of Michigan, to discuss her research on racial bias in the IRS’ audit selection models.

On Hunter Biden's Tax Woes23 Jul 202300:24:15

In this episode, we discuss the general fines and penalties individuals can face related to their taxes and discuss the details of Hunter Biden’s case in light of those rules. 

On AI and Taxes09 Jul 202300:22:56

In this episode, we discuss some ways artificial intelligence like ChatGPT could improve and worsen the US taxpayer experience. 

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