Deidre Liedel

Deidre Liedel is an Associate Lecturer in the Department of Accounting at The University of Toledo, affiliated with the John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation. She holds a Juris Doctor (1998) and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting (1994) from The University of Toledo.

Her research focuses on integrating ethical considerations into accounting education and exploring taxation frameworks for cryptocurrencies. She has published in journals like the IMA Educational Case Journal and Drake Law Review.

• Courses Taught: Individual Taxation, Principles of Financial Accounting, Accounting for Business Decision-Making, and Independent Study in Accounting.
• Key Publication Themes: Ethics in managerial accounting education and IRS cryptocurrency tax regulations.

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