Message From The Chair

Thank you for visiting the home page of the Teaching Taxation Committee. Our Committee does not have substantive jurisdiction, but we are involved in a variety of projects. Among other activities, we put on programs on a diverse range of issues at the Section's three meetings during the year.

Our programs generally are designed to interest both professors and practitioners, including younger lawyers. The Committee welcomes full-time tax professors, adjunct tax professors, and anyone else interested in our activities. Please join us at our meetings and consider joining the Committee.

For more information on the Teaching Taxation Committee, please feel free to contact me or Vice-Chairs Danshera Cords, Joshua Blank or Tony Infanti.

Sincerely,

Adam Chodorow
Adam Chodorow
Professor of Law
Faculty Fellow, Center for Law, Science & Innovation
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Chair, Teaching Taxation Committee

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