Abstract
I provide some suggestions for future research in the empirical accounting tax area. These suggestions repeat and build on the suggestions in Shackelford and Shevlin (2001). I also provide references to some research that I consider to be excellent examples of the points I wish to make. I think there are still many interesting questions to be examined, provided they are linked to some broad-based theory that connects results across a variety of research questions and research designs. I also think we (or some of the more senior faculty) might profitably consider entering into the tax policy debate by proffering normative statements based on our research.
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