Assistant Professor Adam Thimmesch's article "Testing the Models of Tax Compliance: The Use-Tax Experiment" is set to be published in the Utah Law Review. The article analyzes the current lack of compliance with the state use tax and demonstrates how states and researchers could apply modern compliance theories to help increase the payment of that tax. The article argues that research in this area would not only help states to increase compliance, but would also help researchers to better understand the motivators of tax compliance and how modern theories apply in real-world settings.
Law Faculty Making The Difference Wed. April 01, 2015
- Berger Presented at Arizona Law and Served as Guest Columnist for the Jurist
- Blankley Chosen to Head National Access to Justice Committee, Presented at SDU Law School and Testified Before Nebraska Legislature
- Brank's Study Published in Journal of Family Violence
- Hurwitz Publishes Essay and Is Quoted on Net Neutrality; also has Article Accepted by Iowa Law Review
- Lawson Quoted in Kansas City Star Article
- Medill Testified before 2014 ERISA Advisory Council
- Overcash Published Construction Law Article
- Poser Moderated E.N. Thompson Forum on Effects of Regulating Carbon Emissions
- Schaefer Quoted in Wall Street Journal
- Shoemaker Presented at Tulane Property Roundtable
- Thimmesch's Article Accepted by Utah Law Review
- von der Dunk Presented at SETI Workshop and Quoted in Forbes