taxation

We will be having a panel discussion to talk about accounting issues in Second Life. We will be hearing about the SLACPA, Chili Carson's SL accounting practice, and--of course--a heavy dose of tax implications for those running virtual world businesses.

Bryan Camp, Professor of Law at Texas Tech University, will discuss the taxation of virtual world commerce. Stay tuned for details!

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Speaker Bio

After earning his J.D. and M.A., Professor Camp clerked for the Honorable John P. Wiese of what is now called the Court for Federal Claims. He worked on tax, takings, and government contract cases. Then, as an Assistant County Attorney for Arlington, Virginia, he experienced the myriad delights of providing legal counsel to a local government, ranging from litigating various civil matters to practicing what he likes to call “transactional constitutional law.” Professor Camp left public service briefly to work as an associate in a small Washington D.C. firm. There he divided his time between commercial law, contract law, and estate planning. Read more about Bryan Camp.

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