Dr. Alicia N. Abney, received the the Outstanding Advising Award in the Academic Advising—Primary Role category from NACADA: The Global Community for Academic Advising as part of the 2023 Global Awards Program for Academic Advising.
When managers have discretion over what content to include in financial reporting, it can have one of two impacts.
On the one hand, giving managers greater discretion over financial reporting can provide more informative financial statements.
On the other hand, it could bias financial reporting if managers use that discretion to withhold relevant information.
Assistant professor, Duke Ferguson's paper, "Raising the Stakes: How Progressive Tax Rates Affect Risk-Taking by Pass-Through Businesses" was presented at the 2023 Contemporary Accounting Research Conference in Vancouver, Canada.
Assistant professor and Vernon Smith Fellow, Mikhail Wolfson, has been selected to serve as a member of an ad hoc committee on Adult Learning in the Military Context at the prestigious National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The operational landscape of the m
Tyler Kleppe's paper, "The Effects of Daylight Saving Time Adjustments on Investor Information Processing" was featured on Fox Business.
In this episode, you'll get a glimpse of the exciting events and awards presented during the Homecoming season, including our 2023 Lyman T. Johnson award recipients, Marilyn Clark and Jordan Droege. Enjoy a peek into the festive and celebratory atmosphere of the spooky season!
The Gatton College of Business and Economics and ISFE is pleased to offer a CEO Challenge to all University of Kentucky students. The challenge is a simulation designed to build a deeper comprehension of financial reporting and metrics, and to further develop a strategic mindset.
In the heart of the University of Kentucky, the torch of excellence is ablaze, casting a brilliant light on the remarkable achievements of two exceptional individuals. Marilyn Clark and Jordan Droege, recipients of the 2023 Lyman T. Johnson Torch Awards, nominated by the Gatton College of Business and Economics, stand as beacons of inspiration in their respective endeavors.
Kristine Hankins' paper with Richard Friberg (Stockholm School of Economics) and Itay Goldstein (The Wharton School) “Corporate Responses to Stock Fragility,” has been accepted at the Jo
The 2023 Fall Meet is underway at Keeneland, and with it comes those who will put a $2 bet on the longshot.
But recent changes to US tax policy mean that those who win certain types of bets must report winning payouts to the IRS. How does this change impact betting?
Duke Ferguson studied betting on thoroughbred racing and found a 27% increase in types of wagers that do not require payout reporting since the new regulation was introduced.
