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Omri Marian

Professor of Law
Omri Marian

Expertise:

International taxation, comparative taxation, taxation of financial instruments

Background:

Omri Marian is an internationally recognized expert in international taxation, comparative taxation and taxation and the blockchain. Before joining UC Irvine School of Law, he was an assistant Professor of Law at the University of Florida where he taught in the graduate tax program. He also practiced as a tax associate in the New York office of Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. Professor Marian is frequently featured in financial media outlets. Professor Marian is the founding Academic Director of UCI Law’s Graduate Tax Program, and served in this role until 2022.

Current Courses:

The UCI/Alteryx Tax Law & Data Analytics Practicum

Prior Courses:

Careers in Tax Workshop, Federal Income Tax, International Tax, The UCI/Alteryx Tax Law & Data Analytics Practicum

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  • Income Taxation and the Regulation on Justices' Conduct, 110 Cornell L. Rev. (Forthcoming, 2024)
  • United States National Report, in Crypto Assets: Tax Law and Policy (IBFD, forthcoming 2024).
  • Common Sense Recommendations for the Application of Tax Law to Digital Assets (2023), UC Irvine School of Law Research Paper No. 2024-01, with Jillian Grennan, Tyler Menzer, and Matthew E. Foreman. 
  • The Inequitable Taxation of Low- and Mid-Income Performing Artists, 30 UCLA Ent. L. Rev. 47 (2023).
  • Law, Policy, and the Taxation of Block Rewards, 175 Tax Notes Fed. 1493 (2022).
  • Taxing Data, 47 BYU L. Rev. 511 (2022).
  • March 2025
    International Monetary Fund workshop: Digital Money and Taxation, Frankfurt, Germany
  • February 2025
    Tax Speakers Series, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA
  • October 2024
    University of Virginia Invitational Tax Conference. University of Virgina School of Law, Charlottesville, VA 
  • September 2024
    Taxation of Artificial intelligence and Big Data. University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
  • January 2024
    Should AI Impact How We Teach Tax? Methods, Pros, and Cons, American Association of Law Schools, 2024 Annual Meeting, Washington DC