Tax Law and News The Intuit® Tax and Financial Center is “Talking Tax!” Read the Article Open Share Drawer Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Written by David Williams Modified Nov 1, 2016 1 min read Do you ever wonder what experts in tax policy and tax administration are thinking on current topics in tax? Now you can hear from these experts directly and get involved in the dialogue. The Intuit® Tax and Financial Center has a new and ongoing series of short video interviews with experts in tax policy and tax administration. This video series, “Talking Tax,” features leaders with diverse experience and backgrounds discussing topics including cyber-fraud, taxes and the self-employed, saving at tax time, and more. Check out the “Talking Tax” video series to learn more and get involved in the dialogue! Here are a few suggestions to check out: David Camp, Former Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee (2011-2015), discusses tax reform. Former Senator Jim Talent discusses the risks cyber fraud present to small businesses, and encourages tax policy to focus on making tax returns as safe and secure as possible. Marty Sullivan, chief economist at Tax Analysts, discusses growth in the sharing economy and the tax and compliance challenges these businesses face. Former Senator Bob Kerrey discusses his views on challenges to retirement savings, and presents ideas on alleviating savings hurdles for future generations. Elaine Maag from the Tax Policy Center, Elizabeth Perters from the Urban Institute, and Francesca Jean Baptiste from Maryland CASH campaign discuss how millions of low-income and moderate-income taxpayers struggle with the complexities of the tax code. Previous Post Travel-Related Tax Tips for Your Self-Employed Clients Next Post Tax Help in Other Languages is a Click Away Written by David Williams David Williams, chief tax officer at Intuit and executive director of the Intuit Tax and Financial Center, is charged with helping lead and drive growth in Intuit’s tax businesses, shape strategies, engage with external stakeholders and partners, and support industry initiatives. Prior to joining Intuit, David had a long career in tax policy and tax administration on Capitol Hill and at the IRS. He served as a U.S. Senate staffer working primarily on tax issues for the Senate Budget Committee and for Senator Bill Bradley. At the IRS he held a number of positions, including Chief Communications Officer, Director of the Earned Income Tax Credit Office, Director of Electronic Tax Administration and Director of the Return Preparer Office. More from David Williams Comments are closed. Browse Related Articles Tax Law and News Talking Tax Reform: A Three-Part Series on Tax Reform f… Intuit® Accountants News Intuit’s Stand on Tax Simplification Practice Management Intuit Accountants training and education options for y… Tax Law and News TaxProTalk, Episode 6 Tax Law and News TaxProTalk, Episode 7 Tax Law and News TaxProTalk, Episode 8 Tax Law and News TaxProTalk, Episode 11 Practice Management How Can You Implement a Firm of the Future Workflow? Grow your practice Join Intuit’s New Virtual Tax Expert Network: We’re… Intuit® Accountants News Tax Pros for Reel: If You Weren’t a Tax Professio…