Year |
Award Recipient |
Doctoral Institution |
Dissertation Title |
2009 |
Petro Lisowsky |
Boston University |
Seeking Shelter: Empirically Modeling Tax Shelters Using Financial Statement Information |
2008 |
Ryan Wilson |
University of Washington |
Examination of Corporate Tax Shelter Participants |
2007 |
M. Catherine Cleaveland |
Georgia State University |
The Relationship Between R&D Investment and Dividend Payment Tax Incentives |
2006 |
Dave Weber |
University of Colorado – Boulder |
Book-Tax Differences, Analysts’ Forecast Errors, and Stock Returns |
2005 |
Andy Schmidt |
Arizona State University |
The persistence, forecasting ability, and valuation implications of the tax change component of earnings |
2004 |
Oliver Zhen Li |
University of Arizona |
Investor tax heterogeneity and ex-dividend day trading volume: The effect of dividend yield and institutional ownership |
2003 |
Michelle Hanlon |
University of Washington |
The persistence and pricing of earnings, accruals, and cash flows when firms have large book-tax differences |
2002 |
Linda Krull |
University of Arizona |
Taxes and the reinvestment of foreign subsidiary earnings |
2001 |
Robert Yetman |
University of North Carolina |
Tax motivated expense allocations by non-profit organizations |
2000 |
John Phillips |
University of Iowa |
Corporate tax planning effectiveness: The role of incentives |
1999 |
Sandra Callaghan |
Michigan State University |
Tax induced trading of equity securities |
1998 |
Connie Weaver |
Arizona State University |
The effect of the tax deductibility of goodwill on the structure of corporate acquisitions |
1997 |
Merle M. Erickson |
University of Arizona |
The effect of taxes on the structure of corporate acquisitions |
1996 |
Deen Kemsley |
University of North Carolina |
The effect of taxes on the choice between exports and foreign production |
1995 |
Kaye J. Newberry |
Arizona State University |
The relation between taxes and corporate financing decisions of U.S. multinationals |
1994 |
Edward L. Maydew |
University of Iowa |
Tax induced earnings management by firms with net operating losses |
1993 |
David S. Hulse |
Pennsylvania State University |
The timing of the stock price reaction to rifle shot transition rules in the Tax Reform Act of 1986 |
1992 |
Robert A. Walker |
University of Texas at Austin |
Do taxes matter? The case of the property casualty insurance industry |
1991 |
Douglas A. Shackelford |
University of Michigan |
The market for tax benefits: Evidence from leveraged ESOPs |
1990 |
Amy E. Dunbar |
University of Texas at Austin |
An empirical investigation of the association of productivity with employee stock ownership plans |
1989 |
James C. Young |
Michigan State University |
Factors in the non-compliance decision: An analysis of Michigan tax amnesty participants |
1988 |
Suzanne Luttman |
University of Illinois |
The distributional and labor supply effects of alternative individual income tax proposals |
1987 |
Steve J. Crowell |
University of Georgia |
An empirical analysis of the differential impact of the research and experimentation tax credit on U.S. corporate research expenditures |
1986 |
Wayne W. Shaw |
University of Texas at Austin |
Empirical evidence on the market impact of the safe harbor leasing law |
1985 |
Valerie C. Milliron |
University of Southern California |
Taxpayers' perceptions of complexity and the effect of complexity on reporting decisions |
(Beginning in 1985, the award was given to a completed dissertation. The award was funded in 1986 by Peat Marwick. In 1985 and all years after 1986 the award was funded by Price Waterhouse/PriceWaterhouseCoopers.) |
1984 |
Carol Olson |
University of Florida |
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1983 |
Kenneth E. Anderson |
Indiana University |
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1982 |
Barbara A. Ostrowski |
University of Illinois |
|
1981 |
Steven T. Limberg |
Arizona State University |
|
1980 |
Edmund Outslay |
University of Michigan |
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(1980 was the first year the award was given. From 1980 through 1984, it was given to a doctoral student to support their dissertation research. Alexander Grant and Touche Ross both sponsored awards during these years.) |
