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William Ruland

Professor of Accountancy

CUNY--Baruch College

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Department of Accountancy

William Ruland is currently serving as an Accountancy Professor of Accountancy at Cuny--Baruch College.

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William Ruland

CUNY--Baruch College

Professor of Accountancy

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finance accounting mergers and acquisitions corporate governance financial analysis financial studies management business corporate finance tax avoidance financial management financial forecast financial statements managerial ownership executive job retention executive compensation forecasting tax policy management decisions business strategy finance research economic analysis financial law accounting history organizational economics firm performance managerial capability ownership structure financial modeling financial structure corporate taxation accounting rules financial analysts tax returns closely held corporations tax-minimization strategies market reaction pension plans financial statement analysis financial accounting

Notable Scholarly Works

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Managerial Ownership, Method of Payment for Acquisitions, and Executive Job Retention. SSRN Electronic Journal (2001)

Al GhoshWilliam Ruland

corporate governanceexecutive job retentionmanagerial ownershipmanagementmergers and acquisitions

Managerial Ownership, the Method of Payment for Acquisitions, and Executive Job Retention. The Journal of Finance (1998)

executive compensationbusiness strategyorganizational economicscorporate governancemanagement decisionsownership structurefinancial managementbusinessexecutive job retentioncorporate financemanagerial ownershipfirm performancemanagementmergers and acquisitionsmanagerial capability

The Effect of Tax-Minimization Strategies on the Financial Statements of Closely Held Corporations.. Journal of Lending and Credit Risk Management (1996)

corporate governancefinancial accountingfinancial structurefinancial studiesbusinessfinancial managementtax-minimization strategiescorporate taxationfinancial analysisclosely held corporationscorporate financeaccountingfinancial statementsfinancial lawfinancetax avoidance

The Accuracy of Financial Analysts' Forecasts After Mergers. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (1994)

In-Mu HawKooyul JungWilliam Ruland

forecastingfinancial forecastfinancial analysisaccountingmergers and acquisitionsfinancefinancial analysts

The Market Reaction to Statement of Financial Accounting Standards 87 on Employer's Accounting for Pension Plans. Pacific Accounting Review (1993)

accounting historyfinancial accountingfinancial studiesaccounting rulesmarket reactionpension plansaccountingfinancial statementsaccounting researchfinance

Predicting Cash Flows From Tax Returns.. Journal of Commercial Bank Lending (1992)

financial modelingfinance researchfinancial accountingtax policyfinancial studiesfinancial forecasttax returnsfinancial analysisaccountingeconomic analysisfinancetax avoidance

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William Ruland

Professor of Accountancy

CUNY--Baruch College

Affiliations

Department of Accountancy

William Ruland is currently serving as an Accountancy Professor of Accountancy at Cuny--Baruch College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William Ruland

CUNY--Baruch College

Professor of Accountancy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Managerial Ownership, Method of Payment for Acquisitions, and Executive Job Retention. SSRN Electronic Journal (2001)

Al GhoshWilliam Ruland

corporate governanceexecutive job retentionmanagerial ownershipmanagementmergers and acquisitions

Managerial Ownership, the Method of Payment for Acquisitions, and Executive Job Retention. The Journal of Finance (1998)

The Effect of Tax-Minimization Strategies on the Financial Statements of Closely Held Corporations.. Journal of Lending and Credit Risk Management (1996)

The Accuracy of Financial Analysts' Forecasts After Mergers. Journal of Accounting Auditing & Finance (1994)

In-Mu HawKooyul JungWilliam Ruland

forecastingfinancial forecastfinancial analysisaccountingmergers and acquisitionsfinancefinancial analysts

The Market Reaction to Statement of Financial Accounting Standards 87 on Employer's Accounting for Pension Plans. Pacific Accounting Review (1993)

accounting historyfinancial accountingfinancial studiesaccounting rulesmarket reactionpension plansaccountingfinancial statementsaccounting researchfinance

Predicting Cash Flows From Tax Returns.. Journal of Commercial Bank Lending (1992)

financial modelingfinance researchfinancial accountingtax policyfinancial studiesfinancial forecasttax returnsfinancial analysisaccountingeconomic analysisfinancetax avoidance

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