Thomas Linsmeier

Linsmeier, T. & Wheeler, E. The Debate over the Subsequent Accounting for Goodwill Accounting Horizons

Linsmeier, T. (2020). Discussion of Moving the Conceptual Framework Forward Accounting for Uncertainty Contemporary Accounting Research

Linsmeier, T. (2016). A Revised Model for Presentation in the Statement(s) of Financial Performance: Implications for the Measurement Chapter of the Conceptual Framework Accounting Horizons

Blankespoor, E. & Petroni, K. & Linsmeier, T. & Shakespeare, C. (2013). Fair Value Accounting for Financial Instruments: Does it improve the association between Bank Leverage and Credit Risk? The Accounting Review

Linsmeier, T. (2013). A Standard Setter's Framework for Selecting between Fair Value and Historical Cost Measurement Attributes: A Basis for Discussion of "Does fair value accounting for nonfinancial assets pass the market test? Review of Accounting Studies

Linsmeier, T. & Leisenring, J. & Schipper, K. & Trott, E. (2012). Business-model (Intent)-based Accounting Accounting and Business Research

Linsmeier, T. (2011). Financial Reporting and Financial Crises: The Case for Measuring Financial Instruments at Fair Value in the Financial Statements Accounting Horizons

Chambers, D. & Linsmeier, T. & Shakespeare, C. & Sougiannis, T. (2007). An Evaluation of SFAS No. 130 Comprehensive Income Disclosures Review of Accounting Studies

Linsmeier, T. & Carroll, T. (2004). The Effects of Accounting Regulation on Tax Credit Utilization Propensity Research in Accounting Regulation

Carroll, T. & Linsmeier, T. & Petroni, K. (2003). Fair Value vs. Historical Cost Accounting: Evidence from Closed-End Mutual Funds Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance

Linsmeier, T. & Thornton, D. & Venkatachalam, M. & Welker, M. (2002). The Effect of Mandated Market Risk Disclosures on Trading Volume Sensitivity to Interest Rate, Exchange Rate, and Commodity Price Movements The Accounting Review

Dietrich, R. & Kachelmeier, S. & Kleinmuntz, D. & Linsmeier, T. (2001). Market Efficiency, Bounded Rationality, and Supplemental Business Reporting Disclosures Journal of Accounting Research

Linsmeier, T. & Pearson, N. (2000). Value at Risk Financial Analysts Journal

Elmy, F. & LeGuyader, L. & Linsmeier, T. (1998). Review of Initial Filings under SEC Market Risk Disclosure Rules Journal of Corporate Accounting and Finance

Linsmeier, T. & Pearson, N. (1997). Quantitative Disclosures of Market Risk in the SEC Release Accounting Horizons

Balakrishnan, R. & Linsmeier, T. & Venkatachalam, M. (1996). Financial Benefits from JIT Adoption: Effects of Customer Concentration and Cost Structure The Accounting Review

Linsmeier, T. (1996). The Securities and Exchange Commission: Research, Teaching and Career Opportunities Accounting Horizons

Linsmeier, T. & Lobo, G. & Kanaan, G. (1995). Dispersion in Industry Price Changes and the Relative Association Between Alternative Income Measures and Security Returns Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Finance

Linsmeier, T. & Lobo, G. (1994). Cross-Sectional Differences in the Association Between Alternate Income Measures and Market Returns: The Case of Rate Regulated vs. Unregulated Firms Asset Valuation

Wasley, C. & Linsmeier, T. (1992). A Further Examination of the Economic Consequences of SFAS No. 2 Journal of Accounting Research

Lobo, G. & Linsmeier, T. (1992). Tax Planning, Earnings Management and the Differential Information Content of Bank Earnings Components The Accounting Review

Linsmeier, T. & Nair, R. & Weygandt, J. (1988). U.K. Tax Legislation and the Switch to the Liability Method for Income Taxes Journal of Business, Finance and Accounting

Biggs, S. & Bedard, J. & Gaber, B. & Linsmeier, T. (1985). The Effect of Task Size and Similarity on the Decision Behavior of Bank Loan Officers Management Science

King, Z. & Linsmeier, T. & Wangerin, D. (2020). Differences in the Value Relevance of Identifiable Intangible Assets Acquired in Business Combinations.

Partridge, C. & Linsmeier, T. & Shakespeare, C. (2019). Do Common Equity Investors Evaluate Companies' Preferred Stock Based on Contractual Settlement Provisions or Other Economic Characteristics?

Swiss Accounting Research Alpine Camp (2020) Differences in the Value Relevance of Identifiable Intangible Assets Acquired in Business Combinations.

University of Wisconsin-Madison Workshop (2019) Differences in the Value Relevance of Identifiable Intangible Assets Acquired in Business Combinations.

(AIS 601), Spring 2017.

(AIS 601), Spring 2018.

Seminar in Financial Reporting Theory (AIS 770), Fall 2018.

Seminar in Financial Reporting Theory (AIS 770), Fall 2018.

Accounting for Lawyers (AIS 765), Fall 2018.

Accounting for Lawyers (AIS 765), Fall 2017.

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