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Kirk Collins is an Associate Professor in the Department of Accounting at Trent University's School of Business, serving as Faculty Coordinator for Placement, Internships and Coops and Coordinator for the Accounting Specialization. His academic credentials include a Ph.D. from the University of Ottawa, LL.M. from Western University, M.A. from Queen's University, and B.A. from Western University, complemented by professional designations as CPA and CGA.
His educational qualifications:
- Ph.D. (University of Ottawa)
- LL.M. (Western University)
- M.A. (Queen's University)
- B.A. (Western University)
- CPA, CGA
Dr. Collins' research centers on taxation systems, tax policy formulation, public finance mechanisms, health policy economics, risk assessment frameworks, and auditing methodologies. His work critically examines Canadian fiscal structures including corporate income taxation, human capital investment incentives, interprovincial migration effects, and informal economy dynamics, contributing to national policy debates through rigorous economic analysis.
His publication history from 2001-2013 reveals consistent focus on tax system design, evolving from foundational work on tax measurement methodologies to applied studies on migration patterns and education financing. The research demonstrates deep engagement with Canadian fiscal challenges, particularly regarding equity impacts of tax reforms and behavioral responses to policy interventions across corporate, individual, and cross-jurisdictional contexts.
In his administrative capacity, Dr. Collins develops experiential learning pathways for business students through internship coordination and shapes accounting curriculum as Specialization Coordinator. His research has received institutional support from entities like the C.D. Howe Institute, though specific grant details remain unspecified in available materials.
