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2013 FTA Revenue Estimating Conference
Papers and Presentations are Available
All presentations and papers are now available for download from the website.
All presentations are in pdf format.
Monday, October 7, 2013 |
Monday Morning General Session
Presiding: Michael Kaufmann, Oklahoma Tax Commission and Chair FTA Research Section Welcome
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Lunch [with speaker]
Divergent Paths? State and Local Revenue Response to National Recessions
Rick Mattoon, Senior Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago [presentation] |
Concurrent Sessions Concurrent Session I: Sectorial Outlook
moderator: Michael Kaufmann, Oklahoma Tax Commission Automobile Sector Outlook
Kim Hill, Center for Automotive Research [note: large file] [presentation] Concurrent Session II: Issues in Data Base Analysis
moderator: Ed Caplis, Montana Dept. of Revenue Electronic Filing - Can Early Returns Take the Surprise Out of April?
Amy Harris, Iowa, Dept. of Revenue [presentation] The Impact of the Most Recent Recession on the Level of Charity Contributions in the District of Columbia
Farhad Niami & Betty Alleyne, District of Columbia Office of Revenue Analysis [presentation] |
Tuesday, October 8, 2013 |
FTA/NTA Joint Session - Effectiveness of Tax Credits/Incentives*
Moderator: Ranjana Madhusudhan, New Jersey, Department of Treasury State Fiscal Policies and State Economic Growth
Therese McGuire, Northwestern University [presentation] Tax Credits: Lessons from Recent Research
Lucy Dadayan, The Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government Evidence Counts: Evaluating State Economic Development Tax Incentives
Jeff Chapman, The Pew Charitable Trusts [presentation] Discussant:
David Sjoquist, Andrew School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University [presentation] * Session organized by Ranjana Madhusudhan, New Jersey Department of Treasury Questions & Answers |
Concurrent Sessions Concurrent Session I: Joint FTA/NASBO - Revenue Volatility
Panel:
moderator: Brian Sigritz, NASBO Revenue Cyclicality and State Policy Options
Leslie McGranahan, Chicago Federal Reserve Bank [presentation] Revenue Volatility: The Rhode Island Experience
Paul Dion, Rhode Island Dept. of Revenue [presentation] North Carolina's Revenue Volatility
Nathan Knuffman, North Carolina Office of State Budget & Managment [contact FTA for presentation] Concurrent Session II: Effectiveness of Tax Credits/Incentives - State Analysis
Moderator: Ranjana Madhusudhan, New Jersey, Department of Treasury The Effect of Georgia's Job Tax Credit on Firm Employment and County Economic Development
Laura Wheeler, Georgia State University [presentation] [papers] A Performance Audit of Selected Business Tax Incentive Programs in Nebraska
Kathryn Gudmunson, Nebraska Legislature [presentation] Lessons Learned Analyzing Indiana's Income Tax Credits
Heath Holloway Indiana Legislative Services Agency [presentation] Discussants: David Merriman, University of Illinois at Chicago Roger Cohen, New Jersey Department of Treasury Natalie Davila, Consultant [presentation] Sponsor Solution Series
REMI
Dynamic Fiscal and Economic Modeling: Insights from Medicaid Expansion to Tax Incentives for Manufacturing Chris Brown, REMI Amy Harris, Iowa Department of Revenue Greg Harkenrider, Kentucky Office of Economic Analysis Darrin Webb, Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning Chainbridge Software, LLC
A Comprehensive Approach to Modeling State Sales and Personal Income Tax Policy Changes Eric Cook and Kirk Copen, Chainbridge Software |
Concurrent Session I: Tax Policy Issues
moderator: Fitzroy Lee, Dist. of Columbia Office of Revenue Analysis State Income Tax Reciprocity and the Minnesota Study
Rod Hoheisel, Minnesota Dept. of Revenue [large file] [presentation] Encouraging Charity Through the Tax Code: The Endow Iowa Tax Credit
Jennifer Tilkes, Iowa Dept. of Revenue [presentation] Reforming and Rationalizing Tax Expenditures: Developing and Testing a Framework
Jason Juffras, District of Columbia Office of Revenue Analysis [presentation] Concurrent Session II: Issues in Revenue Forecasting
moderator: Derek Santos, Idaho Division of Financial Management How to make $1 billion on Wall Street: Estimating, forecasting and tracking variable pay/bonuses for New York City's financial sector
Joshua Goldstein and Scott Domansky, New York City Office of Management & Budget [presentation] Composite Forecasting in the Kentucky Sales Tax
Greg Harkenrider, Kentucky Office of Economic Analysis [preliminary version of presentation] [presentation] |
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 |
Wednesday Morning General Session
Presiding: Michael Kaufmann, Oklahoma Tax Commission and Chair FTA Research Section Update on Research Roundtable Activities
Distributional Analysis of Proposed Tax Changes: Help or Hindrance for Tax Reform?
Paul Wilson, Minnesota Dept. of Revenue [presentation] [papers] |
2013 FTA Revenue Estimating Conference - Registration
The Conference Registration Fees are:
- $380 for Government or Academic
- $480 for Industry
- $135 Guest (includes reception & banquet)
Checks should be made payable to FTA
Mail Checks to:
FTA Research Conference
444 N. Capitol St., NW
Suite 348
Washington, DC 20001
FEIN: 36-2327263
Payments can be made by Check or credit card. Payment does not need to accompany registration [need a printout for travel approval, you can register online, and print confirmation to submit for approval]. You may pay by credit card at a later date by going to the online registration and entering your email address and confirmation number [from confirmation email or it can be emailed to you].
Questions or registration problems, contact Ron Alt.
Conference Registration Deadline is September 27, 2013. An additional $25 fee is assessed for all on-site registrants who have not notified FTA in advance of their intent to attend. Cancellations after October 4, 2013 (except for emergencies) will be assessed a $25 processing fee.
2013 FTA Revenue Estimating Conference - Hotel
The conference will be held at the Springfield Hilton, at 700 East Adams St., Springfield, IL 62701. The hotel is located in the heart of downtown Springfield and just minutes from many popular attractions. The excellent downtown location of the hotel allows guests to enjoy the many historical attractions, quaint shops and cozy bistros that downtown Springfield offers.
Conference Room Rate
- $81 plus 12% tax - single
- $96 plus12% tax - double
Reservations
All reservations must be made individually through the Hotel's Reservation number or website.
- or call, 1-800-445-8667
Tell the reservation clerk that you are attending the FTA Revenue Estimating conference to receive the special rate.
Early registration is urged, as the block tends to fill quickly. The cut-off date for hotel reservations is September 14; reservations will be accepted on a space available basis after that date.
The hotel is 5 miles from the Abraham Lincoln Capital (Springfield) Airport [SPI]. Taxi servcies is avalable for approximately $10 one way.
The hotel is 97 miles from the St. Louis International Airport [STL]. Optional ground transportation (shuttle and Amtrak) is avalable.
Hotel Availability on Friday, October 4
The hotel is sold out on Friday night. The following hotels are near the Hilton and do have rooms at the government rate:
President Abraham Lincoln Hotel (across the street) they also have an airport shuttle
701 East Adams St.
Springfield, IL 62701
(217) 544-8800 or (866) 577-1860
http://www.presidentabrahamlincolnhotel.com/index.html
The State House Inn
101 East Adams
Springfield, IL 62701
(217) 528-5100 or (800) 424-6423
www.thestatehouseinn.com
Carpenter Street Hotel
525 North 6th St.
Springfield, IL 62702
(217) 789-9100 or (888) 779-9100
www.carpenterstreethotel.com
Homestyle Inn & Suites
500 North 1st St.
Springfield, IL 62702
(217) 522-1100
www.homestyleinns.com