Last December, Professor Omri Marian was the only scholar from the United States to present a paper, “Taxing Data,” at the Global Tax Symposium. This Symposium is an interdisciplinary mobile research platform on fundamental issues of international and comparative taxation and features select tax scholars and policy makers from around the world. Recently, Professor Marian was also quoted in The Washington Post on crypto currency tax reporting.

This summer, Professor Joshua Blank was selected by the Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS) to conduct a study of U.S. federal government agencies' use of automated tools -- such as chatbots, virtual assistants and artificial intelligence -- to explain the law to the public. This study grows out of several articles that Professor Blank and his co-author, Professor Leigh Osofsky (UNC School of Law), have recently published, or will publish, in Vanderbilt Law Review, Cornell Law Review, and Emory Law Journal. Professor Blank also co-presented some of his research from this project at the ABA Tax Section's Fall 2021 Meeting.

A recent scholarly survey ranked Professor Victor Fleischer as the fifth most-cited tax scholar in the United States.

Recently, Professor Fleischer’s research on the taxation of private equity funds was featured in The New York Times.