Zack Fox
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Biography
Professor Fox is an assistant professor in the School of Accountancy at the BYU Marriott School of Business. He earned his bachelors degree at Utah Tech University, masters degree at BYU, and his doctorate at the University of Oregon, all in accounting, where he was awarded the Doctoral Fellowship for Outstanding Doctoral Student. Prior to joining BYU Marriott in 2022, he was on faculty at the Mays School of Business at Texas A&M University.
His research focuses primarily on the real consequences of tax policy and corporate investment in tax planning such as income shifting and other tax planning strategies. He also focuses on corporate disclosure policies, with a particular interest in disclosure choices as a tool to learn from stock prices. His research has been published in leading journals, including the Accounting Review and Review of Accounting Studies.
Education
- PhD, Accounting, University of Oregon, 2021
- MAcc, Brigham Young University, 2016
- Accounting, Utah Tech University, 2014
Selected Publications
- "Beyond Borders: Uncertainty in Supragovernmental Tax Enforcement and Corporate Investment", Edition 6, Volume 97, Pages 233-261, The Accounting Review, 2022
- "Discussion of "The Effect of Changes in Income Shifting on Affiliate Managers’ Internal Reporting Decisions"", Contemporary Accounting Research
- "Double trouble? IRS’s attention to financial accounting restatements", Review of Accounting Studies
Languages
- Spanish