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Dr. Edward Werner

Associate Professor & Director of the Ragone Center for Accounting Excellence, Online Master in Accountancy, and Certificates in Accounting

Accounting

Office: BSB 215

Phone: (856) 225-6978

Email: edward.werner@rutgers.edu

Ph.D., Arizona State University

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Professor Werner’s research interests include financial statement analysis, the role of financial accounting information and taxes in valuation, managerial discretion, analysts’ forecasts, and accounting for pensions.

Research Interests: Pension Accounting; Financial Accounting Information and Decision Making; International Standard Convergence; and Financial and Tax Reporting Tradeoffs

Courses Taught: Financial Accounting; Managerial Accounting; Financial Statement Analysis; Tax Accounting

Representative Publications:

  • Campbell, J.L., M. Cecchini, A.M. Cianci, A.C. Ehinger, and E.M. Werner. 2019. Tax-related mandatory risk factor disclosures, future profitability, and stock returns. Review of Accounting Studies, 24: 264-308.
  • Wang, T.S., Y.M. Lin, E.M. Werner, and H. Chang. 2018. The relationship between external financing activities and earnings management: Evidence from enterprise risk management. International Review of Economics & Finance, 58: 312-329.
  • Moore, J.A., S. Suh, and E.M. Werner. 2017. Dual entrenchment and tax management: Classified boards and family firms. Journal of Business Research, 79: 161-172.
  • Glover, H. and E.M. Werner. 2015. Teaching IFRS: Options for instructors. Advances in Accounting Education, 16: 113-131.
  • Chang, H., S. Suh, E.M. Werner, and J. Zhou.  2012.  The effect of SOX on the predictability of future cash flows in litigious and non-litigious industries. Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting and Economics 19(2):  210-226.
  • Werner, E.M. 2011.  The value relevance of pension accounting information:  Evidence from Fortune 200 firms. Review of Accounting and Finance 10(4):  427-458. Outstanding Paper Award winner at the Emerald Literati Network 2012 Awards for Excellence.
  • Beaudoin, C., N. Chandar, and E.M. Werner. 2011.  Good disclosure doesn’t cure bad accounting – or does it?  Evaluating the case for SFAS 158. Advances in Accounting 27(1):  99-110.
  • Cianci, A.M., G. Fernando, and E.M. Werner. 2011.  The differential CEO dominance-compensation and corporate governance-compensation relations:  Pre- and post-SOX. Advances in Accounting 27(2):  213-222.
  • Beaudoin, C., N. Chandar, and E.M. Werner. 2010.  Are potential effects of SFAS 158 associated with firms’ decisions to freeze their defined benefit pension plans? Review of Accounting and Finance 9(4):  424-451.
  • Schmidt, A.P. and E. M. Werner. 2005. Secondary evasion and the earned income tax credit. The Journal of the American Taxation Association 27(Fall): 27-55.
  • VanDenburgh, W.M., P.J. Harmelink, and E.M. Werner. 2010.  Reevaluating state-specific muni bond funds. The CPA Journal February:  56-61.
  • Werner, E.M. and W.M. VanDenburgh. 2009.  Evaluating fixed-rate annuities today:  Are there better alternatives? Practical Tax Strategies November:  272-280.

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