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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made sweeping changes to the tax code and left many questions in its wake about how its changes will be implemented. What complexities does the new law create for tax administration and compliance? What guidance from the Treasury Department needs to be prioritized to provide certainty to taxpayers? How will the new pass-through provisions affect taxpayer behavior and limit opportunities to minimize tax liability?
On Monday, April 9, the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center brought together tax administration experts, economists, and practitioners to discuss these questions and more.
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April 9
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Welcome and Introduction
William G. Gale Senior Fellow - Economic Studies, The Arjay and Frances Fearing Miller Chair in Federal Economic Policy, Co-Director - Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center -
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Barbara Angus Chief Tax Counsel, Republican Tax Staff - House Ways and Means Committee
Lily Batchelder Professor of Law and Public Policy at NYU School of Law - New York University School of LawMSMarty Sullivan Contributing Editor, <i>Tax Analysts</i>DTDana Trier Former Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary for Tax Policy - U.S. Department of the Treasury -
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Eric Solomon National Tax Co-director - Ernst & Young LLP
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