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Shiing-Wu Wang

Associate Professor of Accounting

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

East Asian Studies Center

Shiing-wu Wang is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of Accounting at University of Southern California.

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Shiing-Wu Wang

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of Accounting

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finance accounting tax policy corporate taxation tax avoidance business mergers and acquisitions acquisitions corporate finance financial studies economic analysis optimal taxation social sciences social science research tax incentives finance research ownership structure accounting rules accounting practices tax benefits valuation financial economics antitrust enforcement competition law financial law earnings management subsidiary sales transaction structure private corporations merger premiums oil companies political costs information uncertainty acquirer wealth losses acquisition premiums du pont market (economics) business strategy public money economic literature international financial markets petroleum exploration economic research political science research public management accounting history price formation market behavior corporate law marine economics cost sharing purchasing financial management empirical finance behavioral finance information economics information theory dynamic competition antitrust policy fiscal issues fiscal policy petroleum refining process tight oil cost issue political risk liability (financial accounting) real investment economic accounting firm performance public sector accounting non-financial reporting stock mergers acquirer abnormal returns acquirer net wells fargo financial accounting financial data international business international accounting data analytics

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Effect of Acquirer Net Operating Losses on Acquisition Premiums and Acquirer Abnormal Returns. Journal of the American Taxation Association (2019)

finance researchvaluationfinancecorporate financeownership structureaccountingacquisitionsacquirer abnormal returnspurchasingfinancial studiesacquirer netfinancial managementempirical financebusinessfinancial analysisacquisition premiumsmergers and acquisitions

Acquisition Premium and Built-in Loss - Wells Fargo's Acquisition of Wachovia. Cases in Tax Strategy (2016)

financeacquisitionsbuilt-in lossacquisition premiumbusinesswells fargomergers and acquisitions

Built-in Gain and the Effect on Mergers and Acquisition. Cases in Tax Strategy (2016)

antitrust enforcementdynamic competitionfinanceacquisitionscompetition (economics)antitrust policybuilt-in gainbusiness strategybusinesscompetition lawmergers and acquisitions

The Change in Information Uncertainty and Acquirer Wealth Losses. Review of Accounting Studies (2012)

Merle EricksonShiing-Wu WangX. Frank Zhang

acquirer wealth lossesfinanceaccountingaccounting researchbusinessinformation uncertainty

Information Uncertainty and Acquirer Wealth Losses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

Merle EricksonShiing-wu WangFrank Zhang

social science researcheconomicsfinanceinformation theorybehavioral financeacquirer wealth lossesfinancial economicsinformation economicssocial sciencesasset pricinginformation scienceinformation uncertainty

Tax Benefits as a Source of Merger Premiums in Acquisitions of Private Corporations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Merle EricksonShiing-wu Wang

social science researchcorporate financemerger premiumsacquisitionsprivate corporationstax benefitssocial sciencesmergers and acquisitions

Tax Benefits as a Source of Merger Premiums in Acquisitions of Private Corporations. The Accounting Review (2007)

corporate taxationantitrust enforcementownership structurecorporate financefinancemerger premiumstax avoidanceacquisitionsprivate corporationstax benefitsbusinesscorporate lawcompetition lawmergers and acquisitions

How to Save $1 Billion in Taxes: Seagram and Du Pont. Cases in Tax Strategy (2002)

corporate taxationeconomic policyeconomic literaturepublic policyfinanceeconomicsfiscal policytax avoidancefiscal issuesoptimal taxationpublic moneydu ponttax policy

What Factors Allowed Enron to Report Losses for Tax Purposes but Large Profits for Financial Accounting Purposes. Cases in Tax Strategy, Merle Erickson, 2nd Ed., Prentice Hall (2002)

corporate taxationfinancial accountingfinanceaccounting practicestax avoidanceaccountingaccounting ruleslarge profitsaccounting researchaccounting historyreport lossestax purposes

The Effect of Transaction Structure on Price: Evidence From Subsidiary Sales. Journal of Accounting and Economics (2000)

finance researchfinancemarket behaviormarket (economics)transaction structureprice formationfinancial studiessubsidiary salesbusinessmergers and acquisitions

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Shiing-Wu Wang

Associate Professor of Accounting

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

East Asian Studies Center

Shiing-wu Wang is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of Accounting at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Experiences

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Shiing-Wu Wang

University of Southern California

Associate Professor of Accounting

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Effect of Acquirer Net Operating Losses on Acquisition Premiums and Acquirer Abnormal Returns. Journal of the American Taxation Association (2019)

Acquisition Premium and Built-in Loss - Wells Fargo's Acquisition of Wachovia. Cases in Tax Strategy (2016)

financeacquisitionsbuilt-in lossacquisition premiumbusinesswells fargomergers and acquisitions

Built-in Gain and the Effect on Mergers and Acquisition. Cases in Tax Strategy (2016)

antitrust enforcementdynamic competitionfinanceacquisitionscompetition (economics)antitrust policybuilt-in gainbusiness strategybusinesscompetition lawmergers and acquisitions

The Change in Information Uncertainty and Acquirer Wealth Losses. Review of Accounting Studies (2012)

Merle EricksonShiing-Wu WangX. Frank Zhang

acquirer wealth lossesfinanceaccountingaccounting researchbusinessinformation uncertainty

Information Uncertainty and Acquirer Wealth Losses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2011)

Merle EricksonShiing-wu WangFrank Zhang

Tax Benefits as a Source of Merger Premiums in Acquisitions of Private Corporations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2007)

Merle EricksonShiing-wu Wang

social science researchcorporate financemerger premiumsacquisitionsprivate corporationstax benefitssocial sciencesmergers and acquisitions

Tax Benefits as a Source of Merger Premiums in Acquisitions of Private Corporations. The Accounting Review (2007)

How to Save $1 Billion in Taxes: Seagram and Du Pont. Cases in Tax Strategy (2002)

corporate taxationeconomic policyeconomic literaturepublic policyfinanceeconomicsfiscal policytax avoidancefiscal issuesoptimal taxationpublic moneydu ponttax policy

What Factors Allowed Enron to Report Losses for Tax Purposes but Large Profits for Financial Accounting Purposes. Cases in Tax Strategy, Merle Erickson, 2nd Ed., Prentice Hall (2002)

corporate taxationfinancial accountingfinanceaccounting practicestax avoidanceaccountingaccounting ruleslarge profitsaccounting researchaccounting historyreport lossestax purposes

The Effect of Transaction Structure on Price: Evidence From Subsidiary Sales. Journal of Accounting and Economics (2000)

finance researchfinancemarket behaviormarket (economics)transaction structureprice formationfinancial studiessubsidiary salesbusinessmergers and acquisitions

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