Anh Vuong

Anh Vuong serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Accountancy at the University of Illinois, specializing in empirical tax research with emphasis on multinational corporate behavior and regulatory transparency. Her scholarly work critically examines mechanisms of tax avoidance and income shifting through natural experiments in policy changes.

Her research portfolio demonstrates deep expertise in:

• Tax avoidance strategies in multinational enterprises
• Effects of country-by-country reporting on real economic activities
• Investor reactions to tax leak disclosures (e.g., Luxembourg leaks)
• Tax risk valuation and firm performance linkages
• Regulatory impacts on European banking sector taxation

Recent publications analyze U.S. multinational responses to country-by-country reporting requirements and quantify how tax leaks alter capital market perceptions. Her 2020 Contemporary Accounting Research paper on European banking transparency has garnered significant policy attention with 89 citations and 8 policy references. Work consistently employs event-study methodologies leveraging tax leak disclosures and regulatory rollouts.

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