Accounting Historians Journal

Oleo, Whiskey, and Cigars: How William Henry Osborn Implemented the 1913 Federal Income Tax

Culture versus Structure: A Critical Perspective on the Role of Culture in Tax Evasion

Reintroducing John Maurice Clark to the Accounting Academy

How Audited Financial Statements Facilitated Shareholder Activism for the Colonization of Western Canada

Lies, Sex, and Suicide: Teaching Fundamental Accounting Concepts with Sordid Tales from the Seamier Side of Accounting History

A Comprehensive Review of the Evolution of Accounting Standards for State and Local Government Pensions and Other Postemployment Benefits in The United States

Barber Conable: A Tribute to His Contributions to Tax Law and Lessons for Tax Education

John Stillé, Jr.: Accounting Records of a Successful 18th Century Philadelphia Merchant

Reflections on Biography in Accounting History

The Little Bank That Could: An Examination of the Historical and Financial Records of One Bank That Survived the Great Depression