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Paul Demere
Paul Demere
Assistant Professor, J.M. Tull School of Accounting at the University of Georgia
Verified email at uga.edu
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The economic effects of special purpose entities on corporate tax avoidance
P Demere, MP Donohoe, P Lisowsky
Contemporary Accounting Research 37 (3), 1562-1597, 2020
502020
Do smoothing activities indicate higher or lower financial reporting quality? Evidence from effective tax rates
P Demere, LY Li, P Lisowsky, RW Snyder
Evidence from Effective Tax Rates (April 15, 2019), 2019
23*2019
The value of international income shifting to US multinational firms
P Demeré, J Gramlich
Proceedings. Annual Conference on Taxation and Minutes of the Annual Meeting …, 2019
13*2019
Is tax return information useful to equity investors?
P Demeré
Review of Accounting Studies 28 (3), 1413-1465, 2023
122023
The usefulness of corporate income tax accounting: Evidence from pension returns
M Cussatt, P Demere
The Accounting Review 98 (1), 163-190, 2023
42023
Auditors as a vector for diffusing forecasting knowledge
Z Axelton, P Demere, J Gramlich, MK Harris
32021
Do non-audit service failures affect audit firm reputations? Evidence from Envelopegate
BG Barnes, M Cussatt, P Demere, N L Harp
Evidence from Envelopegate (March 10, 2022), 2022
22022
Do US Multinationals Use Income Shifting to Launder Corrupt Activity?
P Demeré, J Gramlich, Y Nam
22020
Methodological issues with common accounting variables in the context of measuring income shifting consequences
P Demeré, J Gramlich
Working paper, 2020
22020
Using Narrative Disclosures to Predict Tax Outcomes
O Bogachek, A De Vito, P Demere, F Grossetti
Available at SSRN, 2023
2023
New Research in Tax Avoidance
P Demere, N Born
113th Annual Conference on Taxation, 2020
2020
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