Taxation
Ca. Tax Lawyer AUGUST 2022, VOLUME 31, ISSUE 2
Content
- 2021 Benjamin F. Miller Award Acceptance Speech
- Message From the Chair
- Proposal For Statutory and Regulatory Change: Modifiying An Assignment of Tax Credits After Subsequent Adjustments To the Assignee's Tax Liability
- Proposal To Provide For Automatic Conformity To Federal Legislative Changes To Income Tax Accounting Methods
- PROPOSED REVISION OF THE INCOME TAX "GRANTOR TRUST RULES"AND CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF THE ESTATE AND GIFT TAX RULES
- SECTION OFFICERS & EDITORIAL BOARD
- Table of Contents
- Tax Business
- Toast To Women In Tax
- V. Judson Klein Award To Bradley R. Marsh, Esq.
- Visiting the Committees
- 2021 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CALIFORNIA TAX BAR & CALIFORNIA TAX POLICY CONFERENCE REPORT
2021 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CALIFORNIA TAX BAR & CALIFORNIA TAX POLICY CONFERENCE REPORT
AUTHORS: Adria Price and Mike Shaikh
We’re back! The 2021 Annual Meeting of the California Tax Bar & California Tax Policy Conference took place in person at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina in San Diego November 3rd through 5th. The Conference was livestreamed to attendees who were unable to attend in person and is available for replay at https://cla.inreachce.com/.
We were pleased to welcome back over 300 attendees from private, government, and industry practice. Jackie Zumaeta, Incoming Chair of the Taxation Section, kicked off the Conference with welcoming remarks and thanked everyone for attending.
This year’s conference featured 34 programs and presentations by esteemed tax professionals, including representatives from numerous federal and state tax agencies and offices, tax law professors, and private practitioners. The panels included topics regarding the most current issues facing tax professionals, such as residency issues, virtual currency, artificial intelligence, estate and gift tax planning, and always-popular panels such as the U.S. Tax Court Roundtable, the Annual Legislative Update, and the Chief Counsel Roundtable. The conference also featured two other notable panels: an Ethics panel featuring the wrongdoings of some of the more notorious members of our profession and a competency panel focused on mental health issues facing practitioners today.