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"Advances in Taxation" publishes articles dealing with all aspects of taxation. Articles can address tax policy issues at federal, state, local, or international level. The series primarily publishes empirical studies that address compliance, computer usage, education, legal, planning, or policy issues. These studies generally involve interdisciplinary research that incorporates theories from accounting, economics, finance, psychology, and/or sociology.
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS Dale Bandy
School of Accounting University of Central Florida
Donna Bobek
School of Accounting University of Central Florida
Bradley D . Childs
Department of Accounting Belmont University
Anthony P . Curatola
Department of Accounting Drexel University
Richard C . Hatfield
Department of Accounting Drexel University
Jodie Houston
Department of Commerce The Australian National University
Andrew J. Judd
School of Accounting University of Central Florida
Charles F. Kelliher
School of Accounting University of Central Florida
James R. Lackritz
College of Business Administration San Diego State University
Linda Garrett Levy
Department of Accounting University of Colorado-Denver
J. David Mason
Department of Accounting Clemson University vii
William A . Raabe
School of Business Samford University
William Shafer
Graziadio School of Business and Management, Pepperdine University
Alfred Tran
Department of Commerce The Australian National University
Janet Trewin
Department of Accounting Drexel University
L . Melissa Walters-York
R .O Anderson School of Management University of New Mexico
Peter J. Westort
Department of Accounting University of Massachusetts-Boston
G. E. Whittenberg
College of Business Administration San Diego State University
EDITORIAL BOARD EDITOR
Thomas M . Porcano Miami University Kenneth Anderson University of Tennessee
Gary A . McGill University of Florida
Caroline K . Craig Illinois State University
Daniel P . Murphy University of Tennessee
Anthony P. Curatola Drexel University
Charles E . Price Auburn University
Ted D . Englebrecht Old Dominion University
William A . Raabe Samford University
Philip J . Harmelink University of New Orleans
Michael L . Roberts University of Alabama
D . John Hasseldine University of Nottingham
David Ryan Temple University
Peggy A. Hite Indiana University-Bloomington
Dan L . Schisler East Carolina University
Beth B . Kern Indiana University-South Bend
Toby Stock University of Colorado-Bould
Suzanne M . Luttman Santa Clara University
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AD HOC REVIEWERS Janet A . Meade University of Houston John R . Robinson University of Texas-Austin Patrick J . Wilkie George Mason University
ADVANCES IN TAXATION EDITORIAL POLICY AND CALL FOR PAPERS Advances in Taxation (AIT) is a refereed academic tax research annual. Academic articles on any aspect of federal, state, local, or international taxation will be considered. These include, but are not limited to, compliance, computer usage, education, law, planning, and policy. Interdisciplinary research involving economics, finance, or other areas also is encouraged. Acceptable research methods include any analytical, behavioral, descriptive, legal, quantitative, survey, or theoretical approach appropriate for the project. Manuscripts should be readable, relevant, and reliable. To be readable, manuscripts must be understandable and concise. To be relevant, manuscripts must be directly