Allen J. Rubenfield
Lecturer of Accounting
(678) 547-6065
rubenfield_a@mercer.edu
Period: Fall 2003-Fall2008
Education:
JD,
MBA,
Accounting,
B.A.,
Political Science and History,
Academic Experience:
Lecturer of Accounting – 2007
to Present
Associate Professor of Tax and Accounting – 2004 to
2007
Assistant Professor of Tax and
Accounting – 1998 to 2004
Assistant Professor of Tax and
Accounting – 1991 to 1996
Assistant Professor of Business Law – 1982 to 1986
Visiting Professor of Accounting –
1981 to 1982
Adjunct and part-time business faculty – 1986 to 1998
Published Research: Peer Reviewed:
“Basic Principles of Partnership Taxation,” Business
Entities, (May/June 2008), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“Auditor Compensation Pattern of S & P 500
Corporations Before and After the Passage of
Sarbanes-Oxley Act,” Journal of Applied Business Research, (Summer 2007),
(with Ganesh Pandit of
“Tax ‘Cheating’ by Ordinary Taxpayers,” The CPA
Journal, (March 2007), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“How NASDAQ Corporations are Reporting Their
Comprehensive Income in Response to SFAS 130,” MidAmerican Journal of
Business, (Spring 2006), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“Is it time to Direct-file?,” New
Accountant, (December 2005), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“Charitable Giving or Membership
Dues?” NSA MemberLink, (June
10, 2004), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“E-Filing: The Ups and Downs” The CPA Journal,
(September 2003), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“A Case for Using Experiential Education in
Accounting,” Accounting Instructor’s Report, (Fall 2003), (with Ganesh
Pandit of
“Student Perceptions on the Importance of Course
Syllabi,” Journal of Business Disciplines, (Fall 2003), (with Brian
Nagle of
Published
Research: Proceedings:
“Teaching Business Students about Inventory Fraud,”
“Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Redistribution of
Revenues among the Big Four CPA Firms,” Mid-Atlantic American Accounting
Association, Selected Abstracts,
“Are Corporations Spending Less on Non-audit Services
After the Passage of Sarbanes-Oxley Act?” North American Accounting Association
Proceedings, (March 2006), (with Ganesh Pandit of
“The Taxing Issues of Incentive Compensation,”
“GPR Aviation Interiors, Inc.,”
“A Sample Study of How NASDAQ Corporations Are
Reporting Their Comprehensive Income in Response to SFAS 130” Southeast
American Accounting Association Published Program, (April 2004) (with Ganesh
Pandit of
“Social Awareness of Undergraduate Accounting
Students: Before and After the Financial Reporting Crisis,” Decision Sciences
Institute Proceedings, (November 2003), (with Ganesh Pandit of
Published
Research: Other:
Book: Accounting by Partnerships with Ganesh
Pandit of
Presentations:
“Partners and Partnerships: A Tax Analysis,”
“Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Redistribution of
Revenues among the Big Four CPA Firms,” the Mid-Atlantic American Accounting
Association, annual meeting,
“Teaching Business Students about Inventory Fraud,”
the
“Are Corporations Spending Less on Non-audit Services
After the Passage of Sarbanes-Oxley Act?” Midwest Business Administration
Association, North American Accounting Association
“Incentive Compensation, Stock Options: Where are
They Headed,”
“GPR Aviation Interiors, Inc.,” American Academy of
Accounting and Finance Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, December 2004 (with
Virgil Carr of Clark Atlanta University and Jeff Phillips of Clark Atlanta
University)
“A Sample Study of How NASDAQ Corporations Are
Reporting Their Comprehensive Income in Response to SFAS 130” Southeast American
Accounting Association Annual Meeting,
“Social Awareness of Undergraduate Accounting
Students: Before and after the financial reporting crisis,” University,
National Decision Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November
2003 (with Ganesh Pandit of Clark Atlanta University and Vijaya Subrahmanyam of
Clark Atlanta University)
Working
Papers:
“Would reduced nonaudit fees
necessarily mean greater auditor independence,” (with Ganesh Pandit of
“Auditor Ethics: A Historical Perspective and the
Current Environment”
“A study of reduced nonaudit fees and its impact on
auditor independence” (with Ganesh Pandit of
“Incentives: A Look at Executive Compensation,” (with
Ronald Rubenfield of
“Binding Mandatory Arbitration and Alternative
Thereto,” (with Raphael Boyd of
“Analysis of the Uniform partnership Act’s Key
Provisions,” (with Ganesh Pandit of
Memberships:
Pennsylvania Bar
District of Columbia Bar
Beta Alpha Phi
Managing Editor, Southeastern Business Law Journal