Editorial Board

Citation (2015), "Editorial Board", Advances in Taxation (Advances in Taxation, Vol. 22), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. ix-x. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1058-749720150000022010 Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Limited Copyright © 2015 Emerald Group Publishing Limited John Hasseldine, Editor University of New Hampshire, USA Kenneth Anderson University of Tennessee, USA Bryan Cloyd Lehigh University, USA Anthony P. Curatola Drexel University, USA Charles Enis Pennsylvania State University, USA Pete Frischmann Oregon State University, USA Norman Gemmell Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Peggy A. Hite Indiana University-Bloomington, USA Kevin Holland Cardiff University, UK Khondkar Karim University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA Beth B. Kern Indiana University-South Bend, USA Erich Kirchler University of Vienna, Austria Stephen Liedtka Villanova University, USA Alan Macnaughton University of Waterloo, Canada Amin Mawani York University, Canada Janet A. Meade University of Houston, USA Emer Mulligan National University of Ireland Galway, UK Lynne Oats University of Exeter, UK Grant Richardson University of Adelaide, Australia Robert Ricketts Texas Tech University, USA Michael L. Roberts University of Colorado-Denver, USA Timothy Rupert Northeastern University, USA David Ryan Temple University, USA Toby Stock Ohio University, USA Marty Wartick University of Northern Iowa, USA Christoph Watrin University of Muenster, Germany Book Chapters Advances in Taxation Advances in Taxation Advances in Taxation Copyright Page List of Contributors Editorial Board Introduction Procedural Justice for All: a Taxpayer Rights Analysis of Irs Earned Income Credit Compliance Strategy The Effect of Federal-State Conformity on Taxpayer Decisions Does College Savings Plan Performance Matter? The Effects of Jointly Provided Tax Services and Auditor Size on Restatements Inherent Outcome-Favorable Biases and Mitigating Effects of Principles-Based Standards: A Study of Accounting Students’ Tax Decisions The Effect of Detection Risk on Uncertain Tax Position Reporting: Experimental Evidence

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