Can We Tax Unhealthy Habits Away?
Boosting the cost of sodas and sugary drinks might not necessarily add up to better health, say USC experts.
Study: Paying the film industry billions in tax incentives doesn’t generate economic growth
According to the USC Price School, the five states that spend the most on motion picture incentive programs are not getting a return on that investment.
What you need to know as tax day looms
For starters, you have an extra three days to file this year.
USC tax oracle explains Apple’s tricky European situation
Edward Kleinbard breaks down the potentially billion-dollar implications of the European Commission’s ruling against the computer company.
USC law students spend spring break providing legal resources in Central Valley
This year’s projects focus on tax preparation and immigration screening.
Kleinbard named Johnson Professor in Law and Business
The legal adviser is lauded as one of the leading tax scholars in academia.
Chairman sets aggressive agenda to change tax code
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden has jurisdiction over the tax code, which he calls a “dysfunctional mess.”
Sen. Wyden to headline tax policy conference at USC
Leading experts will join Sen. Wyden to assess issues in measuring income inequality and analyze how tax policy both fosters and mitigates inequality.
USC Leventhal launches new online Master of Business Taxation program
The USC Leventhal School of Accounting will offer a new Master of Business Taxation for Working Professionals online degree program this fall.
Bush Taps Garrett for Tax Reform Panel
Garrett, an expert in budget and tax policy and director of the USC-Caltech Center for the Study of Law and Politics, will help develop recommendations for revising the U.S. tax code.