We are thrilled to invite you to the IRS-TPC Joint Research Conference on Tax Administration, a collaborative event between the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Tax Policy Center (TPC). Save the dates of [Date] and [Date] and join us at [Location] for an enlightening conference dedicated to exploring cutting-edge research and innovative approaches in tax administration. The IRS-TPC Joint Research Conference on Tax Administration aims to bring together tax practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and academics to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and policy implications in tax administration. This unique conference offers a platform for knowledge exchange, idea sharing, and collaboration among professionals in the field. Conference Highlights: Keynote Presentations: Engage with distinguished speakers from the IRS, TPC, academic institutions, and industry, who will provide valuable insights into tax administration, policy, and research. Research Sessions: Attend informative sessions showcasing groundbreaking research on tax compliance, enforcement strategies, taxpayer behavior, technology advancements, and the impact of tax policies. Panel Discussions: Participate in lively panel discussions featuring experts who will delve into pressing issues, explore potential solutions, and debate the future of tax administration. Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow tax professionals, policymakers, and researchers during dedicated networking breaks, receptions, and interactive sessions. Poster Presentations: Discover innovative research through poster presentations, where researchers will showcase their findings and engage in one-on-one discussions. Publication Opportunities: Selected research papers presented at the conference will have the opportunity to be published in reputable academic journals or included in conference proceedings. Key Focus Areas: Tax Compliance and Enforcement Strategies: Explore research and strategies aimed at improving tax compliance, reducing the tax gap, and enhancing enforcement mechanisms.