In the Media
Is the Extent of Profit Shifting Overstated?
Mar 31, 2021 // Highlights a paper coauthored by Leslie Robinson, "Double Counting Accounting: How Much Profit of Multinational Enterprises Is Really in Tax Havens?"
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How Much Money is Out There?
Nov 27, 2019 // A roundup of the latest economics news highlights a new study by Leslie Robinson and coauthor Jennifer Blouin examining how much corporate profit shifting costs the United States in corporate tax revenue.
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Apple’s $38 Billion Tax Bill? The Company Has Eight Years to Pay
Jan 25, 2018 // Cites research by Leslie Robinson and her coauthors Jennifer Blouin and Linda Krull, in an article about multinationals planning to repatriate foreign earnings and the tax bills they will face as a result. Robinson, Blouin, and Krull found that multinationals hold just over half of their “permanently reinvested” foreig
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Public Shaming of Big Companies Not as Big a Deal as You'd Think, but Not Going Away Anytime Soon
Jun 26, 2017 // Leslie Robinson discusses a new working paper which looks at the effects of large-scale public disclosure of corporate tax information in Australia.
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The U.S. Tax Code: Love It, Leave It, or Reform It!
Jul 22, 2014 // Leslie Robinson gives a witness testimony during the U.S. Senate hearing of the current U.S. system of international taxation.
View at The United States Senate Committee on Finance
The 40 best B-School professors under 40
Feb 12, 2014 // Poets&Quants recognizes rising stars who represent elite schools from around the world and have excelled in research while overcoming the green-professor label in the classroom.
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Best 40-Under-40 Professor Leslie Robinson
Feb 12, 2014 // Students say she, "brings accounting to life."
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The Best 40 B-School Profs Under the Age of 40
Feb 15, 2011 // Poets and Quants searched near and far to uncover this remarkable group of men and women, some of whom have barely reached the age of 30, yet they have made a name for themselves as rising stars in business academia.
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