Journal of Accounting Education
2008 - 2025
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Volume 30, issue 3, 2012
- Problem-based learning: Does accounting education need it? pp. 267-289

- Trevor Stanley and Stephen Marsden
- Evaluating faculty publications in accounting Ph.D. programs: The Author Affiliation Index as an alternative pp. 290-306

- Cynthia P. Guthrie, John O. Everett, Jayaraman Vijayakumar and Philip R. Olds
- What ethics lie Beyond Oil? pp. 307-324

- Gia Chevis and Marty Stuebs
- Applying a real-world fraud to multiple learning objectives: Considerations and an example from the systems course pp. 325-354

- David R. Fordham
- Deimante Ltd.: Case study for introductory auditing course pp. 355-379

- Prerana Agrawal and Phil Hancock
- An ethical tax dilemma: Support of hobby versus trade or business in the presence of competing incentives and client pressure pp. 380-396

- Martin Stuebs, Brett Wilkinson and Andrew Arnold
- An instructional note on business risk and audit implications: Seasonality at Mattel pp. 397-415

- Rachel Schwartz and John Chandler
Volume 30, issue 2, 2012
- The effectiveness of interactive professional learning experiences as a pedagogical tool: Evidence from an audit setting pp. 163-172

- Maria H. Sanchez, Christopher P. Agoglia and Kevin F. Brown
- Superior Construction Inc.: An assessment of risks and controls as part of a post-acquisition engagement pp. 173-193

- Joanne Jones and Sandra Iacobelli
- CV Technologies/Cold-fX pp. 194-206

- Charles P. Cullinan and Gail B. Wright
- Rosie’s East End Restaurant: An experiential introduction to auditing pp. 207-219

- Richard Gifford and Harry Howe
- Trade-offs in audit testing pp. 220-232

- Eric E. Spires
- The SMU football recruiting scandal: A primer on compliance auditing and forensic investigations pp. 233-247

- Matthew Brezina, Ryan J. Casey, Jonathan H. Grenier and Andrew B. Reffett
- An instructional assignment for student engagement in auditing class: Student movies and the AICPA Core Competency Framework pp. 248-266

- Gail Kaciuba
Volume 30, issue 1, 2012
- Graphical organizers in tax education pp. 2-21

- Nell Adkins, B. Charlene Henderson and Kimberly G. Key
- Engaging students in the politics of tax policy: The tax attitudes survey project pp. 22-34

- C. Bryan Cloyd and Connie D. Weaver
- The intoxicating brew of black liquor and son of black liquor: Deciphering the tax planning, research, policy and financial statement implications of tax credits via financial reporting income tax disclosures pp. 35-57

- Beth B. Kern
- Reporting of book-tax differences for financial and tax purposes: A case study pp. 58-79

- Blaise M. Sonnier, Cherie J. Hennig, John O. Everett and William A. Raabe
- Assessing professional ethics in tax: A case on uncertain tax positions pp. 80-99

- Susan Convery and Edmund Outslay
- Using journal entries to teach partnership tax: An illustrative case pp. 100-130

- Dann G. Fisher and Amy M. Hageman
- Regal Hair Salon: Tax and financial reporting of gift cards pp. 131-142

- Mahendra Gujarathi and Tracy Noga
- Structuring a tax efficient international operation pp. 143-159

- Timothy S. Thomasson and Brett R. Wilkinson
Volume 29, issue 4, 2011
- Formative assessment in accounting education and some initial evidence on its use for instructional sequencing pp. 191-211

- Susan M. Curtis
- Benchmarks, characteristics and trends of U.S. graduate tax programs awarding a Master of Science in Taxation (MST) degree pp. 212-233

- William G. Brucker and Katherine M. Hetherington
- Tell me a story: Using creative writing in introductory accounting courses to enhance and assess student learning pp. 234-249

- Cynthia L. Krom and Satina V. Williams
- Onesource Corporate Consulting, Inc.: Tax and financial reporting considerations pp. 250-264

- Jane E. Baird and Mary S. Rolfes
- Using student response systems in the accounting classroom: Strengths, strategies and limitations pp. 265-283

- Carla Carnaghan, Thomas P. Edmonds, Thomas A. Lechner and Philip R. Olds
- Reducing reporting risk: Designating foreign currency forward contracts as cash flow hedges pp. 284-294

- Robert G. Rambo, Daphne Main and Louis Beaubien
- The Whonka Chocolate Company: Corporate governance and controls over financial reporting pp. 295-314

- Robert G. Bromley and Steven A. Harrast
- A comprehensive effort to recruit and retain accounting students pp. 315-323

- Rebecca Kaenzig and Rachel Keller
Volume 29, issue 2, 2011
- Knowing one’s place: The distribution of new accounting academics into a segmented labor market pp. 89-99

- Timothy J. Fogarty, Donald V. Saftner and James R. Hasselback
- Expanding your accounting classroom with digital video technology pp. 100-121

- Mark Holtzblatt and Norbert Tschakert
- Accounting for mergers and reverse mergers: An instructional assignment using SEC Form 10-K and S-4 disclosures pp. 122-141

- Michael Schoderbek
- An approach to detecting plagiarism in spreadsheet assignments: A digital answer to digital cheating pp. 142-152

- Anil Singh, George Mangalaraj and Aakash Taneja
- Introducing XBRL through a financial statement analysis project pp. 153-173

- Mohamed I. Gomaa, Ariel Markelevich and Lewis Shaw
- Gemini Communications: A case applying revenue recognition standards pp. 174-190

- Stephanie D. Grimm and Drew Hoag
Volume 29, issue 1, 2011
- Virtual Office Hours (VOH) in accounting coursework: Leveraging technology to enhance an integrative learning environment pp. 1-13

- Richard E. Lillie and Donald E. Wygal
- Revealing money’s time value pp. 14-36

- Martin Stuebs
- Inattentional blindness and its relevance to teaching forensic accounting and auditing pp. 37-49

- Gary Kleinman and Asokan Anandarajan
- Q-analytics: An ethics case on unlicensed software usage pp. 50-59

- Charles D. Bailey and Jared S. Soileau
- Accountants’ Relief Foundation (ARF): A not-for-profit case examining contribution receipts and distributions pp. 60-85

- Natalie Tatiana Churyk, Yu, Shaokun (Carol), Howard Blumstein and Richard Larkin
Volume 28, issue 3, 2010
- Accounting education literature review (2006–2009) pp. 145-197

- Barbara Apostolou, John M. Hassell, James E. Rebele and Stephanie F. Watson
- Instructional case: When derivatives drive earnings—Crown Oil, Inc pp. 198-209

- Ahmed Ebrahim, Sally Schultz and Joan Hollister
- Celebrity baby photograph donations: A case study in charitable contribution tax planning and research pp. 210-220

- Hossein Nouri and Dustin Opatosky
- Chemico: Evaluating performance based on the Balanced Scorecard pp. 221-236

- Monte Wynder
Volume 28, issue 2, 2010
- The incidence of documented standards for research in departments of accounting at US institutions pp. 43-57

- Kenton B. Walker, Gary M. Fleischman and Teresa Stephenson
- Negative behaviors that impede learning: Survey findings from award-winning accounting educators pp. 58-74

- David E. Stout and Donald E. Wygal
- The association between accounting students’ lone wolf tendencies and their perceptions, preferences and performance outcomes in team projects pp. 75-84

- Premila Gowri Shankar and Jean Lin Seow
- The causes of misapplied capacity related manufacturing costs and corresponding reporting implications: A conceptual perspective pp. 85-102

- Kenneth Snead, David Stott and Andy Garcia
- Teaching financial literacy in a co-curricular service-learning model pp. 103-113

- Laura D. DeLaune, Jessica S. Rakow and K.C. Rakow
- Where were the auditors? Using AAERs in introductory or advanced auditing courses pp. 114-127

- James C. Hansen
- Raleigh building products: A teaching case that highlights the differences between IFRS and US GAAP pp. 128-137

- Natalie Tatiana Churyk, Alan Reinstein and Guy M. Gross
Volume 28, issue 1, 2010
- Beyond just desserts: The gendered nature of the connection between effort and achievement for accounting students pp. 1-12

- Timothy J. Fogarty and Paul M. Goldwater
- Will more liberal arts courses fix the accounting curriculum? pp. 13-25

- Stephen D. Willits
- Fraud at a public authority pp. 26-37

- William G. Brucker and James E. Rebele
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