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Advances in Accounting Education: Teaching and Curriculum Innovations

ISBN: 978-1-83867-236-2, eISBN: 978-1-83867-235-5

ISSN: 1085-4622

Publication date: 5 October 2020

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(2020), "Index", Calderon, T.G. (Ed.) Advances in Accounting Education: Teaching and Curriculum Innovations (Advances in Accounting Education, Vol. 24), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 215-219. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1085-462220200000024019

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INDEX

Accountants. (see also Certified Public Accountant (CPA))
, 31

Accounting
, 94, 143–144

academics
, 181

education studies
, 197

profession
, 68–69

students
, 8, 90–92

Accounting Education Change Commission (AECC)
, 183–184

Accounting faculty
, 144

bridging gap
, 146–147

and certifications
, 150–158

gap between education and practice
, 144–145

literature review
, 144–147

impact of professional experience on student success
, 145–146

recent developments in new faculty and professional certifications
, 146

research method
, 149–150

research questions
, 147–149

results
, 150

Accounting for vacation pay
, 112

Accounting information systems (AIS)
, 151

Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)
, 145

Age
, 36

and number of exam attempts
, 171

Altech, unlimited vacation days at
, 111–114

American Accounting Association (AAA)
, 10, 52

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
, 40, 50, 91, 165, 173–174

Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
, 50, 145

accreditation
, 169

Auditing
, 182

Banked PTO
, 110–111, 114

Bloom’s taxonomy for higher order skills
, 68, 70

Bonus depreciation. (see also Tax depreciation)
, 69–70, 74, 84

case development
, 68–69

evidence of efficacy
, 74–75

intended audience and advantages of approach
, 70–71

literature review
, 69–70

refinement, learning objectives and implementation
, 71–74

updating and monitoring
, 76

Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
, 111

C-corporations
, 51, 53, 57–58, 63

Capital

assets
, 68–69

budgeting
, 78

Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
, 90

Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
, 32, 68, 91

aspiration
, 36, 39

candidate characteristics and CPA exam success
, 170–172

certification
, 145–146

credential
, 147

determinants for CPA exam success
, 168–169

educational requirements and CPA exam performance
, 167–168

evolution
, 65n1

Evolution project
, 166, 174

exam
, 144, 165

implications for future research
, 174–176

institutional characteristics and CPA exam success
, 169–170

licenses
, 42

licensure
, 165–166

regulatory landscape and implications for regulators
, 173–174

research
, 167–172

Computer-marked assignments (CMAs)
, 196

assessment design in light of novice student experiences
, 199–200

benefits of online CMAs
, 199

completion
, 196

completion rates and associations between assessment tasks
, 205–207

descriptive statistics and differences in academic performance on
, 202–205

gaps in knowledge and research questions
, 200

implications for research on assessment in online open-access contexts
, 210–211

interview data analysis
, 207–209

limitations
, 209–210

literature review
, 197–200

methods and context
, 201–202

quantitative analysis
, 202–209

two waves of CMA research
, 197–198

use and academic performance
, 198–199

Contingent liabilities
, 111, 114, 116, 127

Continuing professional education (CPE)
, 32

Cooperative learning
, 182–183

Corporate social responsibility
, 40–41

CPA Horizons 2025 report
, 50

Cringle’s House of Trees
, 50, 52–54

Depreciation. (see also Bonus depreciation)
, 68

Discounting techniques
, 69

Dunn and Dunn model
, 7

Early studies
, 170–171

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
, 90

Education technologies
, 4, 8

Employee-related expenses
, 110

End-of-class course survey
, 140

Ethical attitudes
, 32

consequences
, 40–41

data collection
, 35–36

limitations and future research opportunities
, 41–43

literature review
, 33–35

results
, 36–40

Ethical vignette
, 34–35

Ethics

in accounting education
, 31–32

ethics-focused studies
, 36

European Union members (EU members)
, 114–115

Expense(s)
, 110

volatility
, 114

Faculty characteristics
, 169

Flipping effects
, 131

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 (FCPA)
, 32

Futurist, The
, 4

GAAP
, 110

Gamification
, 9

Gender
, 36, 171–172

Generation X
, 33

Generation Z. (see Post-millennials)

Generational differences
, 33–34

Golsen rule
, 51, 57

Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
, 185

Grade point average (GPA)
, 6, 132, 168, 185

Greater China
, 182, 189

Gross domestic product (GDP)
, 111

Hasselback’s Directory of Accounting Faculty
, 149

Hong Kong Shue Yan University
, 185

Information analysis
, 50, 52

Instructor-marked assignments (IMAs). (see also Computer-marked assignments (CMAs))
, 201

Integrated tax research case
, 50–52

efficacy of pedagogy
, 59–64

implementation
, 57–59

objectives of pedagogical approach
, 56–57

pedagogical approach
, 52–56

Internal Revenue Code and Treasury Regulations
, 51

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
, 90–91

International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE)
, 145

Introductory accounting students
, 4

analysis
, 22–24

course study material
, 10–12

hypotheses
, 8–10

individual student data collection and research variables
, 13–19

limitations
, 24–25

literature review
, 5–8

results
, 19–22

Khan Academy
, 4, 26n1

Learning management system (LMS)
, 59

Learning objective (LO)
, 71, 78–79, 81–82, 84, 86–87

Learning questions (LQs)
, 71, 80, 83, 85

Managerial accounting
, 129, 131–132

Massive open online courses (MOOCs)
, 7, 27n2, 196, 210

Master of Professional Accounting program (MPAcc program)
, 185

Media-comparison studies
, 8, 10, 14

Millennials
, 33–34

Mixed-methods approach
, 92, 201

Motivation in student learning process
, 9

Multifactor test
, 51

Multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA)
, 201, 204

National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA)
, 50, 165, 174

Net present value (NPV)
, 68–69, 74

tax depreciation elections affect
, 81–82

Non-doctoral schools
, 148

One sample t-test
, 186

Online

content delivery
, 8

homework management software
, 198

learning system
, 4–5

technology
, 198

tests
, 196

video material
, 4

Online learning tool (OLT)
, 8–12, 14, 27n6

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
, 6

Outcomes-Based Teaching and Learning (OBTL)
, 185

Paid time off (PTO)
, 110, 112

example of PTO liability
, 125–126

Paired difference t-test
, 186

Paired sample t-tests
, 74–75, 97

Pathways Commission
, 10, 144

“Pause” method
, 182

discussion/writing selection form
, 194

method and hypotheses
, 185–186

pause session activities
, 193

results
, 186–190

Paying owner-employees compensation
, 57

Pedagogical approach
, 50–52

Cringle’s House of Trees
, 53–54

objectives
, 56–57

requirement
, 55–56

Post-millennials
, 33

Post-secondary ethics courses
, 32

Posttest measures
, 94–96

Practical auditing experience
, 184

Pre-lecture

resources
, 131

videos
, 130

Present value (PV)
, 82

Pretest measures
, 94–96

Pro bono tax service
, 91–92

Professional certifications
, 146, 148

faculty’s school “type” and
, 152–153

motivations, benefits, and obstacles
, 153–156

Professional credential
, 144, 146

Professionally qualified faculty (PQ faculty)
, 144

Qualtrics
, 35, 150

Quiz
, 130, 133, 136

Race
, 172

Reasonable compensation
, 51–52, 55

Refundable tax credits
, 90

Regression analysis
, 131–132

Replication study
, 190

Results Only Work Environment (ROWE™)
, 113

Revenue Rulings
, 51

S-corporations
, 56–58, 63

Sarbanes-Oxley Act (2002)
, 32

Scholastic aptitude score (SAT)
, 135, 168

Section 179

deduction
, 77n1

depreciation
, 74, 84

Sensitivity test
, 40

Service-learning
, 90–91

Shanghai University (SHU)
, 185

Silent Generation
, 33

Situational interest
, 209

Stare decisis
, 57, 65n2

Strategic investment decision-making practices
, 69

Student(s). (see also Teaching)
, 32, 34–35

assessment and feedback
, 116–118

ethical attitudes
, 40–41

frustration with technology
, 8

instructions
, 114

perceptions
, 133

use of publisher test banks
, 41

Sundry institutional characteristics
, 170

Supplemental resources
, 130

controlling for confounding factors
, 134–135

controlling for instructor effectiveness
, 135–136

literature review
, 131–134

method and hypothesis
, 134–136

results and analysis
, 136–137

Tax

education
, 50, 52

laws
, 70–71

policy
, 69

research
, 50, 59

research proficiency
, 56

rules
, 71

treatment of compensation for corporations
, 56–57

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)
, 78

Tax depreciation. (see also Bonus depreciation)

as cash inflow
, 78–79

elections affect net present value
, 81–82

Teaching

ethics
, 42

introductory accounting
, 183

Treasury Regulations
, 51

United States Government Accountability Office (US GAO)
, 51

Univariate analysis of variance
, 201

Unlimited vacation days at Altech
, 111–113

accounting for vacation pay
, 112

balance sheet
, 122–123

example of PTO liability
, 125–126

firm background
, 111–112

full-time employee headcount
, 121

identifying contingent liabilities
, 127

implementation guidance
, 114–115

income statement
, 124

making change
, 113

student assessment and feedback
, 116–118

student instructions
, 114

suggested solutions
, 115

Vacation

accounting for vacation pay
, 112

policy
, 111

Video(s)
, 130, 132

lectures
, 4–5, 8–9, 27n2

of PowerPoint slides
, 133

Vignette(s)
, 33, 40–41

methodology
, 34–35

Visual, Aural, Read/Write, and Kinesthetic model (VARK model)
, 7

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program (VITA program)
, 90–92

background for study
, 90–91

coding qualitative data
, 96

comparison of data collection methods
, 96–97

differences in volunteering attitudes from pretest to posttest
, 97

measures
, 94–96

method
, 92–96

procedures
, 93–94

ratings and comments regarding VITA clinic
, 97–102

research questions
, 92

sample
, 94

service utilization
, 96

at university
, 92–93

Volunteering
, 91

YouTube videos
, 7