Phyllis Taite

Professor Phyllis Taite is a renowned tax scholar who focuses her research on leading issues in tax policy and social justice. She serves as a speaker, panelist and commenter in various venues nationally and internationally.   As a highly sought after speaker, she has presented her research for diverse organizations such as Georgetown University Law Center, Beverly Hills Bar Association, Brookings Institute Tax Policy Center and American College, American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), and the American Bar Association, to name a few.  As a community leader, she serves on numerous committees including the Joint Center Tax Policy Advisory Committee,   Tax Policy, Estate and Gift Tax Committees for ACTEC, and Association of American Law Schools Taxation Section Executive Committee Member. Her favorite activities are visiting museums with her daughter and watching or attending UFC events with her son.

Curriculum Vitae

• Professor Phyllis Taite

Education

B.S., Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University

J.D., Florida State University College of Law

LL.M., University of Florida Levin College of Law