Mark J. Sullivan
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, Accounting, 1979
M.B.A. Harvard University, Boston, MA, Finance, 1971
B.A. Williams College, Williamstown, MA, Political Science and Economics, 1968
Associate Professor (most recent), DePaul University (1977 - Now).
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Flat Tax Would Be No More Fair than Present System. Accounting Today.
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Flat Tax Would Shift Burden onto Wage Earners. Accounting Today.
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Loopholes, Compliance Woes Abound in Flat Tax. Accounting Today.
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Flat Tax: Who Will End up Paying for Fairness. Accounting Today.
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Associate Professor |
| School of Accountancy and Management Information Systems (MIS) | |
| 1 E. Jackson Blvd. DePaul Center 6038 Chicago, IL 60604 |
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| (312) 362-8306 | |
| msulliva@depaul.edu |
Academic Degrees
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, Accounting, 1979
M.B.A. Harvard University, Boston, MA, Finance, 1971
B.A. Williams College, Williamstown, MA, Political Science and Economics, 1968
Academic Experience
Associate Professor (most recent), DePaul University (1977 - Now).
Selected Publications
Article
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). The Flat Tax: Would Wealthy Individuals Really Pay?. Challenge.Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Flat Tax Would Be No More Fair than Present System. Accounting Today.
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Flat Tax Would Shift Burden onto Wage Earners. Accounting Today.
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Loopholes, Compliance Woes Abound in Flat Tax. Accounting Today.
Sullivan, M., Roberts, D. (1996). Flat Tax: Who Will End up Paying for Fairness. Accounting Today.
Selected Professional and Community Service
Other Professional Service Activities
2001: Department of EducationPresentation: Local/Regional Practitioner Meeting
2002: Visiting Chinese groups, I presented to about 10 times to visiting Chinese groups this year. In general, the presentations focused on current developments in U. S. accounting with several focusing on the Sarbanes Oxley bill.