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Timothy M. Todd, Ph.D., is Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Faculty Development & Scholarship at Liberty University School of Law. He directs the Wealth Management and Financial Planning Program, the first JD-based CFP Board registered program in the United States. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in personal financial planning from Kansas State University and a Master of Science in Applied Economics (Financial Economics) from Johns Hopkins University.
His research focuses on taxation, financial planning, bankruptcy, and the intersection of law and economics. Core areas include tax policy analysis, estate planning controversies, behavioral economics in finance, and the regulation of emerging financial technologies. He maintains active research in both federal and state tax implications for individuals and businesses.
Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on tax law innovation, wealth management strategies, and behavioral finance. His work frequently addresses complex regulatory environments, including cryptocurrency, municipal bonds, and international tax compliance. A consistent theme is the practical application of legal theory to financial planning challenges.
As a regular Forbes contributor, he analyzes tax litigation, estate planning, and financial regulations. His commentary has been featured in Bloomberg, Accounting Today, and Tax Notes. He has published extensively in law reviews including Virginia Tax Review, Marquette Law Review, and the University of Kansas Law Review.
Dr. Todd maintains an active public scholarship profile through his Forbes column and SSRN publications, focusing on translating complex tax and financial concepts for broader audiences. He also contributes to academic discourse through peer-reviewed journals covering tax law, financial planning, and economic policy.
