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Federal Tax Research: Institutes & Conferences

This guide provides information on federal tax law and identifies pertinent print and online resources available through the NYU Law Library.

Institutes & Conferences

Below are links to sources offering materials from or information on federal tax law institutes or conferences.

Annual Conference on Taxation, JSTOR
National Tax Conference. 1973-1996.
Annual Conference on Taxation, NYU Law Library
National Tax Association. 1984-2005.
Annual Conference on Taxation, JSTOR
National Tax Association. 1913-1972.
Annual Conference on Taxation, Natl Tax Assocation Website
National Tax Association. 2006-.
Annual Conference on Taxation, Proquest
National Tax Association. 2002-2012.
Annual Conference on Taxation, National Tax Association Website
National Tax Association conference, 2006-.
Annual Institute on Federal Taxation, NYU, NYU Law Library
NYU conference.
Annual Institute on Federal Taxation, NYU, Lexis
NYU conference. 1995-
Annual Philip E. Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning, NYU Law Library
1967-2017
U. of Miami Law Center's Philip E. Heckerling Institute on Estate Planning, Lexis Advance
1992-

Institutes & Conferences

Below are links to sources offering materials from or information on federal tax law institutes or conferences.

Annual Tulane Institute on Federal Taxation, NYU Law Library
Tulane Law School conference. This periodical is not consecutively paginated.
Major Tax Planning, Annual Tax Institute, NYU Law Library
USC conference.
Major Tax Planning--USC Law School Annual Institute, Lexis
Tax Institute: On the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (Major Tax Problems), NYU Law Library
1955-1972
Tax Conference, NYU Law Library
William & Mary School of Law conference.
Tax Conference, Proquest
William & Mary School of Law conference.
Proceedings of the Tax Institute: Major Tax Problems, NYU Law Library
1948-1954
Conference on Tax Planning for 501(c)(3) Organizations, NYU Law Library
Tax Conference (William & Mary), HeinOnline
William & Mary School of Law conference.