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Associate Professor of Accountancy

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Julia Camp, Assistant Professor of Accountancy, is a former certified public accountant who worked as a senior tax associate at Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP. She received her PhD in Accounting from the University of Kentucky, Master’s degree in accounting with a taxation concentration from the University of Tennessee, and her undergraduate degree in accounting from Villanova University. Her research interests are primarily in accounting and taxation education, tax policy, and savings and retirement. She teaches Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, and Federal Taxation.

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Julia Camp, Assistant Professor of Accountancy, is a former certified public accountant who worked as a senior tax associate at Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP. She received her PhD in Accounting from the University of Kentucky, Master’s degree in accounting with a taxation concentration from the University of Tennessee, and her undergraduate degree in accounting from Villanova University. Her research interests are primarily in accounting and taxation education, tax policy, and savings and retirement. She teaches Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, and Federal Taxation.

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Present	Associate Professor of Accountancy, Providence College
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Accounting and Taxation

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Federal Taxation, Financial Accounting, Tax Policy, and Accounting and Taxation Education

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2010 - 2010	Summer Research Grant
	School of Business, Providence College
	Role: Co-Principal
	Colleague(s): Hartley, C.A. (Co-Principal); Kelly, P.T. (Co-Principal)
	$6,000

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Present	Member, American Accounting Association
Present	Member, American Taxation Association

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Honors and Awards

Providence College School of Business Teaching Innovation Award (April 11, 2014)
College of Management Teaching Fellowship, University of Massachusetts-Boston (2007)
College of Management-Betty Diener Graduate Teaching Award, University of Massachusetts-Boston (May 2007)
Recipient of the College of Management-Joan Moon Undergraduate Teaching Award, University of Massachusetts-Boston (May 2006)
2017-2018 Outstanding MBA Faculty Award, Providence College School of Business. (May 18, 2018)
2019-2020 Providence College School of Business Faculty Mentor Award (2020)

Courses

ACC 203 - Financial Accounting
ACC 204 - Managerial Accounting
ACC 406 - Taxes and Business Decisions
ACC 450 - Accountancy Internship
ACC 490 - Independent Study in Accounting
MBA 512 - Advanced Taxation
MBA 594 - Accountancy Independent Study
MBA 603 - Acct & Decision Making in Organizations
MBA 615 - Advanced Taxation
MBA 703 - Independent Study

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August 1999 - May 2003	PhD, University of Kentucky
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August 1998 - July 1999	MAcc, University of Tennessee, Knoxville ‐ Accounting
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1992 - 1996	BS Accounting, Villanova University
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jcamp@providence.edu

401-865-2653

Koffler Hall 221

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Refereed Journal Articles (15)

New Revenue Recognition Standards: Tax Compliance Issues (Julia M. Camp) Practical Tax Strategies (2018)

Recently, the IRS released Rev. Proc. 2018-29, 2018-22 IRB 634, providing guidance for taxpayers desiring to change their tax method of accounting for revenue recognition to the newly released method of recognizing revenue required by ...

The Expansion of Casino Gambling in the United States—State Revenues and Public Interest Implications (Julia M. Camp, Carol Hartley and Patrick T. Kelly) Accounting and the Public Interest (2018)

Casino gambling has greatly expanded in the United States since 1988. This paper considers the public interest implications of this change, including increased social costs and state revenues from casinos that can help address these ...

Introducing U.S. Equity Crowdfunding: Potential Risks and Tax Implications (Julia M. Camp and Stephen Kuselias) The Tax Advisor (2018)

The SEC implemented regulation crowdfunding in 2015, effective for transactions beginning in May 2016, allowing investors to purchase stock in a company through equity crowdfunding.Before the SEC issued the regulations, the agency's rules generally did ...

Updates to Section 911 Provide Tax Saving Opportunities (Julia M. Camp and John Dexter) Practical Tax Strategies (2017)

Notice 2017-21 provides cost-of-living adjustments to the limitations on housing expenses under Section 911's housing cost exclusion for specific locations for 2017. Rev. Proc. 2017-26 waives the residency and presence tests for Section 911's exclusions ...

Updates to Section 911 Provide Tax Saving Opportunities (Julia M. Camp and John Dexter) Journal of Taxation (2017)

Taxpayers qualifying for the exclusions who have filed their 2016 income tax returns should consider filing amended returns for that year. Because the 2017 housing amounts eligible for exclusion or deduction may also be used ...

Ideas on incorporating tax policy into a first tax course (Julia M. Camp) The Tax Advisor (2017)

For many accounting students, their first tax class is where they decide whether they enjoy taxation. This course may also be the only tax course they take. Introductory tax courses often focus solely on compliance ...

Using Actual Products To Aid Students’ Understanding Of Basic Cost Concepts In Introductory Managerial Accounting Classes (Julia M. Camp and John Dexter) Accounting Instructors' Report (2017)

Active learning techniques and hands-on learning can be used to explain and reinforce cost concepts in an introductory managerial accounting course. The purpose of this paper is to explain a basic activity used in a ...

The use of Alternative Quiz Formats to Enhance Students' Experiences in the Introductory Accounting Course (Julia M. Camp and Christine Earley) Advances in Accounting Education (2015)

Purpose:To examine how use of different quiz formats in an introductory financial accounting course encourages student beliefs about performance in the course.Methodology/approach:Surveys of students prior to and after experiencing five different types of quizzes in ...

Using Debate to Enhance Critical Thinking in the Accounting Classroom: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and U.S. Tax Policy (Julia M. Camp and Anne L. Schnader) Issues In Accounting Education (2010)

While critical thinking is necessary for accountants in today's business world, cultivating students' critical thinking skills in an accounting classroom can be a challenge. The extant literature suggests that debate is a well-established pedagogical tool ...

Trading Losses and Electing Mark-to-Market Accounting in a Challenging Economy (Julia M. Camp and Ann Galligan Kelly) Journal Of Financial Services Professionals (2010)

Investors actively trading in securities may be able to take advantage of being classified as a "trader in securities" and elect to the mark-to-market method of accounting in order to have their losses treated as ...

Management Accounting Knowledge, Culture, and Change in Today's Global Music Industry (Julia M. Camp, Peter S. Goodrich and Patrick Kelly) International Journal of Knowledge, Culture and Change Management (2010)

In the past two decades, computer technology has shifted the knowledge capital from the major music producers first to smaller independent producers and finally to the artists themselves. No longer does the culture require artists ...

The Effect of the Form of Tax Incentives on Individuals' Savings Decisions (Julia M. Camp, David S. Hulse and Cynthia Vines) Journal of Business and Behavioral Sciences (2008)

Congress and the media have both expressed concerns about Americans’ low savings rates. We address these concerns by investigating the extent to which the form of an investment’s tax preference affects individuals’ willingness to choose ...

Evidence of the Lack of Effectiveness of Low-Income Savings Incentives (Julia Camp, Teresa Stephenson and Stacy R. Wade) Midwestern Business And Economic Review (2008)

In view of the government’s propensity to develop programs to encourage savings, we examine a group of individuals to whom these programs are targeted: low- to moderate-income taxpayers. We show that saving for retirement is ...

Using Health Savings Accounts as Long-Term Investments (Julia M. Camp and David S. Hulse) Journal Of Financial Services Professionals (2008)

Health savings accounts (HSAs) have been growing in popularity since their introduction in 2004. This article develops two decision models related to HSAs: (1) the decision to invest in an HSA or outside an HSA, ...

Evaluating the tax benefits of deducting stock market losses in IRAs (Julia M. Camp and David S. Hulse) Journal of FInancial Services Professionals (2003)

Many Clients have IRAs that are worth less than their basis because of recent stock market declines. Such clients can generate tax savings that alleviate these losses by liquidating their IRAs and deducting the excess ...

Journal Articles (1)

Saving Grace: Health Savings Accounts as a Retirement Investment. (Julia M. Camp) BusinessWest (2006)

The article focuses on issues concerning health savings accounts (HSAs) in the U.S. HSAs are trust accounts introduced by the Medicare Prescription Drug Improvement and Modernization Act of 2003 to reimburse qualified medical costs to ...

Book Chapters (1)

Measures of Individual Contributions in Group Presentations (Julia M. Camp and Thomas J. Hogan) Emerging Business Theories for Educators and Practitioners (2007)

We believe that this book provides an excellent starting point for students to gain a greater appreciation of the range of issues that managers contend with in the business world. Each individual chapter offers valuable ...

Book Reviews (1)

Review of: United States Tax Reform in the 21st Century (George R. Zodrow and Peter Mieszkowski, editors) (Julia M. Camp) The Journal of the American Taxation Association (2005)

United States Tax Reform in the 21st Century, edited by George R. Zodrow and Peter Mieszkowski, is reviewed.

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