Bronwyn McCredie

Bronwyn McCredie is an Associate Professor at Queensland University of Technology's Faculty of Business and Law, School of Accountancy. Her research focuses on corporate tax transparency, monetary policy impacts, and regulatory compliance within financial systems. With consistent scholarly output from 2014-2024, she maintains active collaboration with leading tax scholars including Kerrie Sadiq and Richard Krever.

Her research interests bridge taxation policy, corporate governance, and financial market dynamics. Key areas include:

• Tax aggressive behavior identification and regulatory responses
• Impact of monetary policy announcements on market segments
• Superannuation disclosure compliance and modern slavery legislation
• Fourth industrial revolution fiscal challenges

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals strong emphasis on empirical testing of tax transparency frameworks and BEPS implementation across jurisdictions, with methodology spanning quantitative market analysis and policy case studies.

Her scientific contributions include:

• Development of tax aggression proxy validation models
• Frameworks for assessing voluntary disclosure effectiveness
• Analysis of automation taxation for fiscal sustainability
• Comparative studies of 19 jurisdictions' BEPS responses

McCredie actively engages in policy development through submissions to Australian regulatory bodies including the Board of Taxation and Modern Slavery Act review, demonstrating applied research impact. Her work appears in leading journals such as Australian Tax Forum, Pacific Accounting Review, and Accounting and Finance.