Jim Desimpelare

Teaching Professor · Accounting

United States

About

Jim Desimpelare is a Teaching Professor of Accounting at the University of Michigan. He holds an MBA from Indiana University (1992). His research focuses on taxation and fixed income analysis, with teaching expertise in financial accounting and federal taxation. Key courses include Advanced Financial Accounting and Federal Taxation and Managerial Decisions.

Education:

MBA, Indiana University, 1992

Research Interests: Dr. Desimpelare's work emphasizes practical applications of tax strategies in managerial decision-making. His fixed income analysis research explores valuation methodologies and risk assessment frameworks in corporate finance contexts.

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Research fields

Accounting Taxation Fixed Income Analysis Financial Accounting Managerial Decision Making Tax Policy

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