Scott J. Boylan
Professor
Accounting
Washington & Lee University
United States of America
Biography
Scott J. Boylan is a Professor of Accounting. Scott J. Boylan has completed Ph. D. in Accounting. Minor Areas: Economics, Decision Theory at Ohio State University, Master of Accountancy at University of Wisconsin - Madison, B.S. in Business Administration, emphasis in accounting at Ohio State University.
Research Interest
The effect of unconscious bias on the production and use of accounting information The effect of uncertainty on taxpayer compliance The effect of tax complexity on investment decisions Methodological issues in accounting and tax experiments
Publications
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Scott J. Boylan (2012) Will Credit Rating Agency Reforms be Effective?†Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance Vol: 20.
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Scott J. Boylan (2012) Experimental Evidence on the Effect of Earnings Targets on Managers Estimates in the Financial Statements.†Advances in Accounting: Incorporating Advances in International Accounting vol: 28.
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Scott J. Boylan (2013) Who Benefits from Tax Rate Transparency? Evidence from the Laboratory. Journal of the American Taxation Association vol: 35.
