Professor Adam Thimmesch's paper, "Comptroller v. Wynne and the Futile Search for Non-Discriminatory State Taxation," was published as part of a roundtable put together by the Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc. The essay analyzes the meaning of tax discrimination under the dormant Commerce Clause and cautions the Court against adopting an overbroad standard that would conflict with states' historic taxing autonomy. The piece can be found at: http://bit.ly/1z4Gm5F
Professor Thimmesch also had an article titled "Evaluating the Tax Hangover: Trailing Nexus" published in State Tax Notes. The piece was a shorter version of his article "The Tax Hangover: Trailing Nexus," which appeared in the Virginia Tax Review.
Additionally, Professor Thimmesch presented "Testing the Models of Tax Compliance: The Use-Tax Experiment," at the Central States Law School Association meeting in Baton Rouge.