Accounting & Information Management
Research
At the forefront of innovation, the University of Tennessee’s Department of Accounting fosters impactful research that addresses today’s most pressing financial and managerial challenges. From exploring advancements in audit technology to examining the implications of corporate governance, our faculty and scholars contribute to the global accounting community with rigorous and transformative studies. Dive into the research shaping the future of the accounting profession.
Accounting & Information Management
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Audit
Audit & Risk Management
Board of Directors
Compensation
Corporate Governance
Cybersecurity
Earnings Forecasts and Valuation
Executive Characteristics
Financial Reporting
Information Systems Management
International Accounting
Labor Market for Executives and Directors
Ownership Structure & Investors
Regulatory Oversight
Shareholder Activism, Shareholder Voting and Proxy Advisors
Sustainability
Taxation
Technology-Mediated Collaboration
Accounting & Information Management
Featured Faculty
Terry Neal
Richard L. Townsend Accounting Chair
Robert Fuller
EY Professor in Accounting
Lauren Cunningham
Keith Stanga Professor of Accounting, Cheryl Massingale Business Faculty Scholar
Accounting & Information Management
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Sustainability Reporting: Navigating Assurance PracticesEnterprising Investor
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SEC Scrutiny of ESG-Related Disclosures: What to ExpectEnterprising Investor
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Rule to Identify Audit Partners Doesn’t Improve Audit QualityWall Street Journal
Disclosure rule hasn’t improved audit quality, researchers sayCFO Dive
Study questions value of audit partner disclosureAccounting Today
Naming audit partners isn’t driving audit quality yet, says studyMarket Watch
Research shows danger to CEOs when firms over or underpay taxesGreater Baton Rouge Business Report
Amazon Pauses Huge Development Plans in Seattle Over Tax PlanThe New York Times