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from 2026
Are Audit Fees Discounted in Initial Year Audit Engagements? Further Evidence From U.S.-Traded Foreign Companies, Ting Chiao Huang, Hua Wei Huang, and Stephanie Hairston
from 2025
Are auditors insulated to positive client news? Evidence from audit fees and going-concern opinions, Ting Chiao Huang, Yi Hung Lin, Daniel Chai, and Stephanie Hairston
from 2024
Manufacturing and Fraud, Adam W. Du Pon, Stephanie Hairston, and Dallin O. Smith
from 2023
Analyst Revenue Forecasts and Firm Revenue Misstatements, Ting Chiao Huang and Stephanie Hairston
from 2022
Auditing the Derivative Usage of Bank-Holding Companies, Stephanie Hairston, Joseph A. Johnston, and Joseph H. Zhang
Learning from Masters, Ting Chiao Huang, Yi Hung Lin, Chia Hui Chen, and Stephanie Hairston
from 2021
Restricted Stock is on the Rise: What Does this Mean for Whistleblowing?, Andrea M. Scheetz
Perception of Internal Controls Helps Explain Whistleblowing, Andrea M. Scheetz, Tonya D.W. Smalls, Joseph Wall, and Aaron B. Wilson
An Investigation of Nonprofit Reporting of Significant Diversions of Assets, Andrea M. Scheetz, Aaron B. Wilson, and William Brian Dowis
from 2020
Does manager ability influence the classification of lease arrangements?, Marcus Brooks, Stephanie Hairston, and Charles Harter
Does the presence of a general counsel in top management affect audit effort and audit outcomes?, Marcus R. Brooks, Stephanie A. Hairston, Phillip Kamau Njoroge, and Ji Woo Ryou
Do trading derivatives classification affect bank holding company’s earnings volatility and firm value?, Carolyn M. Callahan and Stephanie Hairston
Conservation Easements: A Unique Tax Provision That Provides Significant Tax Benefits but With Stringent Accompanying Requirements, William Brian Dowis, Andrea M. Scheetz, and Ted D. Englebrecht
Lowering Standards: Unintended Consequences of 990-N and Value Congruence on Cost Shifting, Qianhua Ling, Andrea M. Scheetz, and Joseph Wall
Uncertain Jobs Produce Reluctant Employees: Psychological Contract Violations and Intentions to Whistleblow, Andrea M. Scheetz and Timothy J. Fogarty
Do Employee Fraud Reporting Intentions Differ between For-Profit and Nonprofit Organizations?, Andrea M. Scheetz, Tonya D.W. Smalls, Joseph Wall, and Aaron B. Wilson
from 2019
Inclusion fairness in accounting, finance, and management: An investigation of A-star publications on the ABDC journal list, Axel Grossmann, Julian L. Mooney, and Michael Dugan
Derivative accounting and financial reporting quality, Stephanie A. Hairston and Marcus R. Brooks
Is there an association between accounting firm ranks and audit quality? An examination of the top 100 accounting firms in China, Ting Chiao Huang, Yi Hung Lin, and Stephanie Hairston
SOX 404(b) Audits: Evidence from Auditing the Financial Close Process of the Accounting System, Diane J. Janvrin, Maureen F. Mascha, and Melvin A. Lamboy-Ruiz
Discrepancies in Hospital Financial Information: Comparison of Financial Data in State Data Repositories and the Healthcare Cost Reporting Information System, Melvin A. Lamboy-Ruiz, Won Gyun No, and Olena V. Watanabe
Walking the Talk: Enacted Ethical Climates as Psychological Contract Venues for Potential Whistleblowers, Andrea M. Scheetz and Timothy J. Fogarty
Making Crime Pay: Timing of External Whistleblowing, Andrea M. Scheetz and Joseph Wall
Are not-for-profit employees more willing (or likely) to be whistleblowers?, Andrea M. Scheetz and Aaron B. Wilson
from 2018
An Empirical Assessment of Employee vs. Independent Contractor Status in Taxation and the Effects of Judge’s Gender, Political Affiliation, and Industry on Those Decisions, William Brian Dowis and Ted D. Englebrecht
