Doctor Qingliang Tang

Doctor Qingliang Tang

SENIOR LECTURER,
Accounting (SoBus)

Personal

Qualifications

  • PhD University of Glasgow
  • MEc Shanghai University of Technology
  • BEc Shanghai University of Technology

UWS Organisational Unit (School / Division)

  • Accounting (SoBus)

Contact

Email:Q.Tang@uws.edu.au
Extension:6701
Mobile:
Location:20.1.19
Bankstown
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Biography

Audit Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Hong Kong

This information has been contributed by Doctor Tang.

Publications

Books

  • Xu, Z., Xie, R., Zhu, R. and Tang, Q. (2011), 'Auditing Research Frontier', : Press of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics 9787564211875.
  • Tang, Q., Xue, Z., Xie, R. and Zhu, R. (2002), 'Review on Auditing Research', : Press of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics Press 7810497995.

Chapters in Books

  • Tang, Q., Lin, Z. and Kilgore, A. (2006), 'User perceptions of auditor independence in China', Celebrating Accounting, University of Western Sydney 1741080770.

Journal Articles

  • Tang, Q. and Lan, Y. (2013), 'Comparison of propensity for carbon disclosure between developing and developed countries : a resource constraint perspective', Accounting Research Journal, 29.
  • Luo, L., Lan, Y. and Tang, Q. (2012), 'Corporate Incentives to Disclose Carbon Information: Evidence from the CDP Global 500 Report', Journal of International Financial Management & Accounting, 28.
  • Luo, L., Lan, Y. and Tang, Q. (2012), 'Corporate incentives to disclose carbon information : evidence from the CDP Global 500 Report', Journal of International Financial Management and Accounting, 28.
  • Chen, H., Tang, Q., Jiang, Y. and Lin, Z. (2010), 'The role of international financial reporting standards in accounting quality: evidence from the European Union', Journal of international financial managment and accounting, 59.
  • Lin, Z., Xiao, J. and Tang, Q. (2008), 'The roles, responsibilities and characteristics of audit committee in China', Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal, 31.
  • Lin, Z., Xiao, J. and Tang, Q. (2007), 'Management Audit Committees in China: Perceptions and Operations', Journal of Asian Business, 36.
  • Tang, Q. and Dunk, A. (2003), 'Chinese Management and Auditing', Managerial Finance, .
  • Tang, Q. and Lin, Z. (2003), 'Auditor independence in China: Current issues', Managerial Finance, .
  • Lin, Z., Tang, Q. and Xiao, J. (2003), 'An experimental study of users' responses to qualified audit reports in China', Journal of International Accounting, Auditing and Taxation, 22.

Conference Papers

  • Lin, L., Kang, H., Morris, R. and Tang, Q. (2011), 'Information Asymmetry of Fair Value Accounting during the Global Financial Crisis', The 2011 AFAANZ Conference, Darwin, Australia.
  • Tang, Q. (2008), 'How to measure financial reporting quality internationally', 2008 AFAANZ/IAAER Conference, Sydney, Australia.
  • Tang, Q. (2007), 'A global investigation of financial reporting quality', College of Business Research Symoisium 2007, Sydney.
  • Tang, Q. (2007), 'Financial reporting quality around the world', Seventh International Business Research Conference, UTS, Sydney.
  • Tang, Q. (2006), 'Earnings management activities in Chinese capital markets', Asian Academic Accounting Association annual conference, Sydney.
  • Tang, Q. (2003), 'Affiliated versus disaffiliated auditors in China', 7th Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Accounting, Madrid.

Research

Previous Projects

Title:Users' Perception of Auditor Independence in China
Years:2001-07-01 - 2002-06-30
ID:P0010114
UWS Researchers:Qingliang Tang
Funding:
  • University of Western Sydney
Title:Investor Protection, International Financial Reporting Standards, and Financial Reporting Quality: A Global Investigation
Years:2008-07-29 - 2009-06-30
ID:P00016382
UWS Researchers:Qingliang Tang
Funding:
  • Accounting and Finance Association of Australia & New Zealand

Supervision

Doctor Tang is available to be a principal supervisor for doctoral projects

Current Supervision

Title:The Role of Accounting Information in Predicting the Failure of Small Business
Field of Research:
Title:The Impact of Environmental Perfomance and Disclosure on Firm Value.
Field of Research:

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