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Scott D. DyrengProfessor of Accounting, Duke UniversityVerified email at duke.edu
Matthew KubicUniversity of Texas at AustinVerified email at mccombs.utexas.edu
William J. MayewMartin L. Black Jr. Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, Duke UniversityVerified email at duke.edu
Elisabeth de FontenayProfessor of Law, Duke UniversityVerified email at law.duke.edu
Oliver BinzESMT BerlinVerified email at esmt.org
Elia FerracutiDuke UniversityVerified email at duke.edu
Bradley P LindseyUtah State UniversityVerified email at usu.edu
Christina LewellenNorth Carolina State UniversityVerified email at ncsu.edu
Trent KrupaPenn State UniversityVerified email at psu.edu
Ben WhippleUniversity of GeorgiaVerified email at uga.edu
Kurt H. GeeAssociate Professor of Accounting, The Ohio State University, Fisher College of BusinessVerified email at osu.edu
Duke FergusonAssistant Professor of Accounting, University of KentuckyVerified email at uky.edu
Mikhail SterinTexas State UniversityVerified email at txstate.edu
Paul HribarHenry B. Tippie Excellence Chair, Professor of Accounting, University of IowaVerified email at uiowa.edu
Teri Lombardi YohnProfessor of Accounting, Emory UniversityVerified email at emory.edu
Kevin MarkleAssociate Professor of Accounting and Information Systems, Michigan State UniversityVerified email at msu.edu

Robert Hills

University of Georgia

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Accounting and Taxation


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Using financial accounting information to estimate the income shifting of US multinationals S Dyreng, R Hills, K Markle Available at SSRN 4007595, 2023	35*	2023
State sponsors of terrorism disclosure and SEC financial reporting oversight R Hills, M Kubic, WJ Mayew Journal of Accounting and Economics 72 (1), 101407, 2021	27	2021
Contractual complexity in debt agreements: The case of ebitda AB Badawi, S Dyreng, E de Fontenay, R Hills Duke Law School Public Law & Legal Theory Series, 2025	25	2025
Measurement error when estimating covenant violations S Dyreng, E Ferracuti, R Hills, M Kubic Available at SSRN 3931427, 2022	13	2022
Foreign earnings repatriations and domestic employment S Dyreng, R Hills Available at SSRN 3977297, 2021	11	2021
Endogeneity and the economic consequences of tax avoidance SD Dyreng, RW Hills, CM Lewellen, BP Lindsey Contemporary Accounting Research 42 (1), 702-730, 2025	10	2025
Did the FASB codification reduce the complexity of applying US GAAP? O Binz, R Hills, M Kubic Journal of Accounting Research 61 (5), 1479-1530, 2023	9	2023
The Usefulness of EBITDA E Elfrink, KH Gee, R Hills, BC Whipple Available at SSRN 5127468, 2025	4	2025
Tax Authority Monitoring and Corporate Non-Financial Misconduct D Ferguson, R Hills, T Krupa Available at SSRN 4925990, 2025	2	2025
Do Managers Transparently Disclose Earnings Announcement Revisions? R Hills, M Kubic, M Sterin Available at SSRN 5238794, 2025	1	2025
Rethinking Inventory Assumptions: LIFO, Inflation, and Earnings Usefulness O Binz, R Hills, TL Yohn Inflation, and Earnings Usefulness (November 19, 2025), 2025		2025
Can Enhanced Risk Information Increase Misconduct? Evidence from Mandated Enterprise Risk Assessments R Hills, P Hribar, T Krupa Evidence from Mandated Enterprise Risk Assessments (February 22, 2025), 2025		2025
Why is Accounting Information a Poor Predictor of Creditor Losses Given Default? R Hills, M Kubic, K Schipper Available at SSRN 4927749, 2024		2024
Tax-Based Collateral Limitations, Borrowing Arrangements and Firm Value RW Hills Duke University, 2019		2019

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