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Phone 941-359-4575
Fax: 941-359-4367
Office: SMC-C228
Email:
cvance@sar.usf.edu
Curriculum Vitae
Focus: Quality teaching with an emphasis on ethics and
integrating the accounting, tax and law education to ensure that students can
successfully complete their professional requirements and pursue a lucrative
career while maintaining their personal integrity.
Research Areas: Regulatory compliance placed on the CPA’s tax
practice, ethics in the accounting profession, quality education and consumer
advocacy. Carol Vance has co-authored two recent articles with School of
Accountancy faculty including one with Professor Gary Laursen in Florida CPA Today (2010), “Circular
230 and Internal Revenue Code § 6694--The U.S. Treasury v. Congress:
Conflicts and Inconsistencies” (more...)
and one with Professor Emeritus Bill Stephens
appearing in the November 2010 issue of the CPA Journal, “The New Generation of
Accounting Majors: Observations from the Ivory Tower.” The January 2012 issue of
this journal featured the “Embracing Ethics and Morality” article Carol
co-authored with Professor Stephens and Professor Pettegrew.
Carol Vance received her Bachelors of Science degree in Accounting and
her Masters of Accountancy from the University of South Florida. She received
her Juris Doctor at Stetson University College of Law with an emphasis in
taxation and business law where she graduated fourth in her class. She is
licensed to practice both law and accounting in the states of Florida and
California.
Carol began her professional accounting career with Coopers & Lybrand. She
founded her own tax law and accounting firm that serves the legal and tax needs
of closely held businesses and their owners with a focus on high net worth
entrepreneurs from cradle to grave. Carol has developed on-line business law
courses at the graduate and undergraduate level for the School of Accountancy at
the University of South Florida and teaches tax and business law courses
including BUL 3320, 5332, Tax 5015 and Tax 4001. She has been teaching in the
School of Accountancy since 1983 and was awarded the Most Outstanding Instructor
in Spring 2010 at the USF Tampa campus.
Carol holds memberships in the American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants, the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the
California Society of Certified Public Accountants, the American Bar
Association, the California Bar Association, and the Florida Bar Association.
She is also a Certified Seniors Adviser and a Florida Certified Family Law
Mediator and volunteers with the Elder Justice Center at the Administrative
Offices of the Hillsborough County Probate Court.
She is an avid reader, international traveler, dabbles with gourmet cooking and
enjoys fine wine. She has scuba dove most of the great dive spots in the world
and skies Utah and Colorado in the winter and surfs and boogie boards Southern
California waves in the summer. (hide...)
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Pettegrew, Loyd S. & Vance, Carol A.
“The Seven Rules of Bureaucracy.” The von Mises
Institute,
March 01, 2012, pp. 1-18. [This article led to
invitations to be featured on a radio talk show,
“Free Markets,Free People,” to be excerpted in a
business strategy McGraw-Hill text book by
Professor Greg Dess, and over 25 emails from around the
world by free market economists.]
Vance, Carol A., Stephens,
William & Pettegrew, Loyd S. (2012). “Embracing
Ethics and Morality: An
Analytic Essay for the Accounting Profession.” The
CPA Journal, (82) 1, pp. 16-21.[This was
the
lead and cover article in this journal and I was
invited to make a presentation to the American
Association of Accountants Annual Meeting, August
2012.]
Laursen, Gary & Vance, Carol
(2010). “Circular
230 and Internal Revenue Code § 6694: The
U.S.
Treasury versus Congress: Conflicts and
Inconsistencies.” Florida CPA Today,
(26) 1, pp. 34-37.
Vance, Carol & Stephens,
William (November 2010). “The New Generation of
Accounting Majors:
Observations from the Ivory Tower.” The CPA Journal,
January, 2010.
For additional publications by Prof. Vance,
please go to the
Faculty Publications website.
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(Click on course prefix and number to review
course syllabus.)
Courses for Summer 2013
Ref # 51261 BUL 3320 Section: 591
Law And Business I,
Info: Web-based with 3 hour mandatory orientation on 5/13. M
05:30pm-08:30pm
Ref # 58076 TAX 5015 Section: 521
Fed Taxation of Bus Entities
Info: 100% Online
Courses for Spring 2013
Ref # 11215
BUL 3320 Section: 521
Law And Business I ,
R 9:00am-11:50am
Info: Web-based w/Mandatory meeting dates: 01/10;
02/07; 04/04; 05/02.
Ref # 12242
TAX 4001 Section: 521 Concpts
of Fed Income Taxation - 100% Online
Ref # 21749
TAX 5015 Section: 521 Fed
Taxation of Bus Entities - 100% online
Courses for Fall 2012
Ref # 81632
BUL 3320 Section:
591, Law And Business I, M
6:00pm-8:50pm
Location: Selby Auditorium
Ref # 92408
BUL 5332 Section: 591,
Law and the Accountant,
Info: 100% online course.
Ref # 81633
TAX 4001 Section: 521, Concpts of Fed Income Taxation W 3:00pm-5:50pm |
