Daniel Hemel

The engines agree that Daniel Hemel is a tax law scholar and a professor at NYU School of Law, formerly at the University of Chicago Law School. They describe his work as covering corporate taxation, tax policy, redistribution, and economic inequality. Google_ai_mode adds that he takes a pragmatic, empirically grounded approach to wealth and corporate taxation and has highlighted administrative and constitutional hurdles to a federal wealth tax. All three engines name him, so no engine fails to identify him. The cited pages most often come from its.law.nyu.edu, and eli.org is also cited by two engines.

• ChatGPTNot named

  Daniel Hemel is a tax law scholar and the John S. R. Shad Professor of Law at New York University School of Law whose work examines corporate and capital taxation.

  Known for

  • corporate taxation
  • capital taxation
  • Taxing Buybacks
• GeminiNot named

  Daniel Hemel is a legal scholar specializing in tax law and policy and a Professor of Law at New York University School of Law.

  Known for

  • tax law and policy
  • tax policy and redistribution
  • design of tax instruments
• Google AI ModeNot named

  Daniel Hemel is the John S. R. Shad Professor of Law at NYU School of Law and an academic voice in American tax law, policy and public finance.

  Known for

  • redistribution
  • tax design
  • pragmatic approach to wealth taxation
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• #4Corporate and Tax Lawof 7
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