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June 15, 2026Journal of the American Taxation Association

Report of the American Taxation Association 1985-86 Committee on Tax Research Methodology.

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Report offers perspectives on enhancing tax research methodologies among academic members, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration.

Key Points

  • The report aims to enhance tax research methodologies by integrating accounting standards and promoting collaboration among disciplines.
  • Formation of the 1985-86 Tax Research Methodology Committee by the American Taxation Association.
  • Recommendations for aligning tax research with accounting personnel's standards and values.
  • Encouragement of joint research efforts between tax academicians and professionals from accounting and other disciplines.
  • The committee suggests that empirical testing in tax research should conform to accounting standards.
  • Accountants have a comparative advantage in understanding tax provisions relevant to business decisions.
  • Interdisciplinary collaboration in research can yield synergistic benefits and broaden research methodologies.

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  1. 1Committee on Federal Income Taxes.1974
  2. 2Committee on Research Methodology in Accounting.1972
  3. 3Behavioral Implications of Taxation: A Reply.1974
  4. 4Committee on Internal Measurement and Reporting.1973
  5. 5Final Report and Statement of Members' Opinions.1980