National Tax Association

The National Tax Journal's next webinar will comprise three papers from the Forum of the March 2026 issue.

Learn more and register here 👉 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/ntj-forum-recent-us-tariff-policy-march-17-2026/

Submission Guidelines
Anyone is eligible to submit, but you must be willing to attend the ASSA meetings in person in Washington, D.C. NTA is not offering any subsidy for travel or registration to present any selected papers. Abstract text must be 3,000 characters, including spaces, or less.

Based upon submitted abstracts, papers will be selected for one NTA session at ASSA. NTA seeks abstracts on broad topics related to public finance, accounting, retirement, enforcement, international taxes, and fiscal policy. Any paper you think would be of interest to NTA members can be submitted.

NTA is soliciting papers for presentation at the 2027 ASSA annual meeting to be held from January 3-5, 2027 in Washington, D.C. 

Submit by April 30, 2026 👉 https://www.cognitoforms.com/NTA1/_2027ASSAMeetingCallForPapers

NTA | Webinar: International Regulatory Approaches to Methane Emissions and Trade – March 10, 2026 Webinar: International Regulatory Approaches to Methane Emissions and Trade – March 10, 2026 As global leaders focus on short-lived climate pollutants as part of their climate mitigation strategies, methane has emerged as a critical target because it is a highly potent greenhouse gas. Join the Nat...

We hope to see you there on March 10!

Register 👇

Key discussion topics include:
- Methane regulations in major economies
- Measurement, reporting, and verification of methane emissions
- Mitigating methane emissions in international trade via border adjustment mechanisms

This session will feature leading experts presenting top-tier research on the technical and economic challenges of measuring and mitigating methane emissions.

Read the bios for each of our speakers here 👉 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/international-regulatory-approaches-to-methane-emissions-and-trade/

As global leaders focus on short-lived climate pollutants as part of their climate mitigation strategies, methane has emerged as a critical target because it is a highly potent greenhouse gas.

Join NTA for a one-hour webinar exploring the intersection of methane regulation, international trade, and tax policy.

🗓️ March 10, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM EST

Learn more 🔗 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/international-regulatory-approaches-to-methane-emissions-and-trade/

The 2026 Spring Symposium is coming to Washington, DC 📝

We’re gathering at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy to discuss the future of tax administration, global policy, and economic research.

🔗 Register: https://ntanet.org/2025/12/56th-annual-spring-symposium-2026/

Know a leader in public finance? Nominations for the 2026 Daniel M. Holland Medal are now OPEN! Help NTA recognize lifetime achievement across all sectors.

📅 Deadline: March 31 🔗 Nominate here: https://www.cognitoforms.com/NTA1/_2026DanielMHollandMedalNominationForm

The National Tax Journal's next webinar will comprise three papers from the Forum of the March 2026 issue.

Learn more and register here 👉 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/ntj-forum-recent-us-tariff-policy-march-17-2026/

NTA | International Regulatory Approaches to Methane Emissions and Trade – March 10, 2026 International Regulatory Approaches to Methane Emissions and Trade – March 10, 2026 As global leaders focus on short-lived climate pollutants as part of their climate mitigation strategies, methane has emerged as a critical target because it is a highly potent greenhouse gas. Join the National Tax...

We hope to see you there on March 10!

Register 👇

Key discussion topics include:
- Methane regulations in major economies
- Measurement, reporting, and verification of methane emissions
- Mitigating methane emissions in international trade via border adjustment mechanisms

This session will feature leading experts presenting top-tier research on the technical and economic challenges of measuring and mitigating methane emissions.

Read the bios for each of our speakers here 👉 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/international-regulatory-approaches-to-methane-emissions-and-trade/

As global leaders focus on short-lived climate pollutants as part of their climate mitigation strategies, methane has emerged as a critical target because it is a highly potent greenhouse gas.

Join NTA for a one-hour webinar exploring the intersection of methane regulation, international trade, and tax policy.

🗓️ March 10, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM EST

Learn more 🔗 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/international-regulatory-approaches-to-methane-emissions-and-trade/

📢 The National Tax Association is pleased to announce James B. Mackie III as the recipient of the 2026 Davie-Davis Public Service Award!

Learn more about James B. Mackie III here 👉 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/james-b-mackie-iii-2026-davie-davis-award-recipient/

The 2026 Spring Symposium is coming to Washington, DC 📝

We’re gathering at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy to discuss the future of tax administration, global policy, and economic research.

🔗 Register: https://ntanet.org/2025/12/56th-annual-spring-symposium-2026/

The National Tax Journal's next webinar will comprise three papers from the Forum of the March 2026 issue.

Learn more and register here 👉 https://ntanet.org/2026/02/ntj-forum-recent-us-tariff-policy-march-17-2026/

Submission Guidelines
Anyone is eligible to submit, but you must be willing to attend the ASSA meetings in person in Washington, D.C. NTA is not offering any subsidy for travel or registration to present any selected papers. Abstract text must be 3,000 characters, including spaces, or less.

Based upon submitted abstracts, papers will be selected for one NTA session at ASSA. NTA seeks abstracts on broad topics related to public finance, accounting, retirement, enforcement, international taxes, and fiscal policy. Any paper you think would be of interest to NTA members can be submitted.

NTA is soliciting papers for presentation at the 2027 ASSA annual meeting to be held from January 3-5, 2027 in Washington, D.C. 

Submit by April 30, 2026 👉 https://www.cognitoforms.com/NTA1/_2027ASSAMeetingCallForPapers

Do you know a leader in public finance? 

Nominations are officially OPEN for the 2026 Daniel M. Holland Medal! Help NTA recognize lifetime achievement in our field.
🔹 Open to all sectors 
🔹 Deadline is March 31

Nominate here: https://www.cognitoforms.com/NTA1/_2026DanielMHollandMedalNominationForm

🚨 The deadline is approaching!

Submit by February 15 for the IIPF public finance conference. 👇

• Which elements are still missing from the current implementation guidelines?
• How has the business sector responded to the regulation so far?
• What are the primary challenges facing EU importers?
• What is the EU’s proposal to expand the scope of covered products?

Join our one-hour webinar as industry experts and policymakers break down the technical aspects of this landmark policy.

We will address important questions, including:
• Are there unexpected developments in the recently released implementation guidelines?

🚨 Last chance to register: https://ntanet.org/2026/01/navigating-the-eu-cbam-implementation-and-compliance/

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) officially entered its operational phase on January 1, 2026. But what do administration and compliance look like in practice?

Submission Guidelines
Anyone is eligible to submit, but you must be willing to attend the ASSA meetings in person in Washington, D.C. NTA is not offering any subsidy for travel or registration to present any selected papers. Abstract text must be 3,000 characters, including spaces, or less.

Based upon submitted abstracts, papers will be selected for one NTA session at ASSA. NTA seeks abstracts on broad topics related to public finance, accounting, retirement, enforcement, international taxes, and fiscal policy. Any paper you think would be of interest to NTA members can be submitted.