James D. Taylor

James D. Taylor is a Senior Lecturer in the Accounting Department at the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance. He holds a BSBA from Georgetown University (1969), an MBA from the University of Michigan (1971), and a JD from Wayne State University (1973). He is a former CPA in California and Michigan. His research focuses on Tax Education and related areas such as Tax Planning and the intersection of Business Law and Accounting. He has explored topics like DISC operations, mortgage prepayment implications on tax, and depreciation methods post-TRA 86.

Education:

• Georgetown University, BSBA, 1969
• University of Michigan, MBA, 1971
• Wayne State University, JD, 1973

His publications reflect expertise in tax strategies, legal implications of tax filings, and accounting standards such as lease capitalization and depreciation methods. His work bridges theoretical tax principles with practical business applications.

No scientific awards are listed in the provided material. Advising and grants information is unavailable. He was on leave in 2021 and affiliated with Bauer Center 301.