Research
Recent publications
Gabelli School of Business accounting and taxation faculty publish frequently in academic journals addressing empirical and policy studies. This page summarizes some recent publications.
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- Stan Veliotis reviews Keen & Slemrod’s "Rebellion, Rascals, and Revenue"
- Stan Veliotis explains how tax reform effective since 2018 has complicated employee vs contractor tax issues, especially in light of recent governmental attempts to classify gig workers as employees
- Stan Veliotis investigates corporate tax avoidance for Nevada firms in light of that state's pro-officer liability laws
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- Benjamin Segal investigates whether the fiduciary duty to creditors reduces debt covenant violation avoidance behavior.
- Danielle Green and Stanley Veliotis investigate the impact of major regulatory and legislative changes on the competitive market for tax services
- Svenja Dube examines how firms respond to the increased workplace transparency due to the coverage on Glassdoor.com
- Danielle Green compares taxes and firm size
- Danielle Green investigates how firms use cash their tax savings
- Svenja Dube investigates litigation change managers’ beliefs about the value of voluntarily disclosing bad news
- Stan Veliotis analyzes fictitiously overstating taxable income
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- Grace Lee examines why managers’ disclosure tone varies across time and what investors learn
- Grace Lee looks at debt structure and “conditional conservatism"
- Benjamin Segal studies independent directors
- Grace Lee Looks at Audit Partner Assignments and Audit Quality
- Grace Lee Studies the Implications of CEO Succession Origin and In-House Experience for Audit Pricing
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- Mengjie Huang’s Insight into Internal Information Quality and the Sensitivity of Investment to Market Prices and Accounting Profits
- Grace Lee Researches CEO Internal Experience and Voluntary Disclosure quality with Evidence from Management Forecasts
- Yuan Xie studies whether China’s Crackdown on Corruption Reduced Stock Price Crash Risk
- Haim Mozes Studies Reinvestment and Global Stock Returns
- Grace Lee Studies whether Generalists Beneficial to Corporate Shareholders
- Stan Veliotis proposes to repeal the foreigner’s exemption on long-term capital gains
- Yuan Xie examines the relation between innovation and financial reporting quality (FRQ) and the implications of audit quality for this relation
- Stan Veliotis investigates the “wash gain” strategy and whether it would survive IRS or court scrutiny
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- Haim Mozes explores whether price-earnings ratios can be effectively used in investment strategies
- Benjamin Segal studies financial analysts’ skills and the arrival of unanticipated news events
- Benjamin Segal studies whether managers are strategic in reporting non-earnings news
- Harry Newman studies the choice of whether to use relative performance evaluation in executive compensation plans
- Joan Fico studies double dipping and the retired in New York public school districts
- Stan Veliotis highlights federal government failure to accrue deferred tax revenue
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- Danielle Green investigates book-tax difference trends
- Grace Lee investigates firm risk relationship to taxable income
- John Shon addresses banks’ fair value disclosures and SEC “Dear CFO” letters
- John Shon investigates herding by sell-side analysts in forecasting earnings
- Stan Veliotis exposes regular tax rate schedule as implied tax preference