Michael P Donohoe

Michael P Donohoe is the Irwin Jecha Professor and Head of the Department of Accountancy at the University of Illinois's College of Business. His academic rank is Professor in Accountancy. Dr. Donohoe specializes in corporate taxation, tax avoidance strategies, and the economic effects of tax policies. His research focuses on multinational corporations, tax planning mechanisms, and the interplay between tax policies and corporate financial decisions.

Key research areas include corporate tax planning, tax compliance, organizational form choice, and the impact of tax policies on economic behavior. His work examines how tax strategies influence shareholder perceptions, audit practices, and competitive dynamics in markets. He has contributed to understanding the role of special purpose entities, derivatives, and tax contingencies in corporate finance.

Donohoe's recent studies highlight the predictive ability of tax liabilities on cash flows, competitive effects of tax cuts, and structural consequences of tax system reforms. His research bridges accounting practices with broader economic implications, addressing topics like tax equity, regulatory compliance, and global tax arbitrage.

While no specific awards or grants are listed, his work has garnered significant attention in academic circles, evidenced by high reader engagement and policy citations in studies like 'Competitive Externalities of Tax Cuts' (21 citations) and 'The Economic Effects of Special Purpose Entities' (199 readers).

No lab affiliations or student advisees are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts, though his role as department head suggests leadership in academic and administrative functions.