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Faculty Profile

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Shaphan NG

Full-time Faculty
Assistant Professor of Accounting
School of Accountancy SOA

Shaphan completed his PhD in Management from the University of California, Irvine in 2021. Prior to his doctoral studies, he was an equity research analyst at an investment bank and a Lecturer of Accounting at Singapore Management University. Shaphan’s research examines the effect of tax policies on corporate decision making.

Education

PhD, University of California, Irvine, 2021
BAcc, Singapore Management University, 2015 
BBM (Finance), Singapore Management University, 2015

Research Interests

Corporate Tax Planning
Financial Reporting
Corporate Governance

Teaching Interests

Taxation
Financial Accounting

Selected Recognition and Awards

Ray Watson Doctoral Fellowship, 2020 and 2021
Wayne Bian Research Achievement Award, 2020
UCI Merage Management Fellowship, 2019
SMU Overseas PhD Scholarship, 2016 - 2021

Selected Publications

“The Effects of Tax Avoidance News on Employee Perceptions of Managers and Firms: Evidence from Glassdoor.com Ratings” with Yoojin Lee, Terry Shevlin, and Aruhn Venkat. The Accounting Review, 96 (3), 2021, 343–372

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Highlights
6
Publications
3
H-Index (All Time)
190
Citations (All Time)
Shaphan Ng is an award-winning accounting scholar whose research bridges corporate tax policy, governance, and real-world impacts, with a strong record of publication, teaching, and academic service.

Recognized for methodological rigor and practical relevance, with research influencing both academic discourse and policy debates; recipient of multiple grants and awards for research and teaching excellence; combines empirical analysis with policy insight.

Focused research areas include Investigates the intersection of tax policy and corporate behavior, including tax avoidance, whistleblower laws, regulatory enforcement, and the broader impacts of tax-driven decisions on innovation, labor supply, and voluntary disclosure.
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Shaphan completed his PhD in Management from the University of California, Irvine in 2021. Prior to his doctoral studies, he was an equity research analyst at an investment bank and a Lecturer of Accounting at Singapore Management University. Shaphan’s research examines the effect of tax policies on corporate decision making.

Education

PhD, University of California, Irvine, 2021
BAcc, Singapore Management University, 2015 
BBM (Finance), Singapore Management University, 2015

Research Interests

Corporate Tax Planning
Financial Reporting
Corporate Governance

Teaching Interests

Taxation
Financial Accounting

Selected Recognition and Awards

Ray Watson Doctoral Fellowship, 2020 and 2021
Wayne Bian Research Achievement Award, 2020
UCI Merage Management Fellowship, 2019
SMU Overseas PhD Scholarship, 2016 - 2021

Selected Publications

“The Effects of Tax Avoidance News on Employee Perceptions of Managers and Firms: Evidence from Glassdoor.com Ratings” with Yoojin Lee, Terry Shevlin, and Aruhn Venkat. The Accounting Review, 96 (3), 2021, 343–372

SSRN

Google Scholar