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2009 FTA Revenue Estimating Conference - Papers & Presentations
All presentations are in Adobe Acrobat format.
| Monday, September 14, 2009 |
| General Session |
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General Macro Economic Outlook Regional Economic Outlook Finally, An Accurate Real-time Series: Forecasting With State Tax Receipts Federal Revenue Outlook
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| Luncheon Thinking About a Federal VAT: Considerations for the States Harley Duncan, KPMG Peat Marwick |
| Concurrent Breakout Sessions |
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Session I Sectorial Outlook - moderator, Michael Ferguson Session II Compliance Research - moderator, Michael Lipsman Creating a Data-Driven Audit Division: New York City’s Experience State Reverse File Match Initiative (SRFMI) Iowa’s Tax Gap and Statistical Analysis Programs: Past Experiences and Future Directions |
| Tuesday, September 15, 2009 |
| General Session |
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Joint FTA/NTA Session - Tax Expenditure Analysis* Promoting State Budget Accountability Through Tax Expenditure Reporting The Critical Link between Tax Policy and Tax Expenditure: The Importance of Unresolved Issues Tax Expenditures and the Subsidization of Homeownership[large file] Tax Expenditure Implications of Changes in State Corporate Income Tax Apportionment Formulas (draft-version) Discussant, Laura Wheeler, Georgia State University *Session Organized by Ranjana Madhusudhan, New Jersey Dept. of Treasury |
| Concurrent Breakout Sessions |
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Session I Joint FTA/NTA Session - Selected State Experiences in Tax Expenditure Analysis: Issues & Options*- Moderator, Paul Wilson Including Estimates of the Incidence of Tax Expenditures: Learning from the Texas Experience Including Assessments of the Effectiveness of Tax Expenditures: Learning from Selected State Experiences Making Tax Expenditure Studies More Useful to Policymakers: A Legislative Perspective Discussant: Nick Johnson, CBPP *Session Organized by Ranjana Madhusudhan, New Jersey Dept. of Treasury Session II Developing State Coincidence/Leading Indicators - moderator, Michael Ferguson Speakers
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| Lunch (on your own) |
| Concurrent Breakout Sessions |
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Session I Micro-Simulation Modeling - moderator, Amy Harris Who Will Pay What? Modeling the Distribution of Costs of Climate Change Policies Using Detailed IRS Data on 'Net Misreported Income' to Estimate Minnesota's Income Tax Gap Modeling Tax Reform in Maine
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| Evening Banquet |
| Wednesday, September 16, 2009 |
| General Session |
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Presiding: Michael Ferguson, Idaho Dept. of Financial Mangement and Chair FTA Research Section Update on Census Revenue Reports State Tax Revenue Performance over the Business Cycle The Effect of the Smoke Free Illinois Act on Riverboat Casino Adjusted Gross Receipts Tax in Illinois, a Quasi Experimental Approach for Practitioners Update on Research Roundtable Activities Invitation to Idaho in 2010 |
