Dr. Hoag is an alumnus of 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University’s accounting program. After graduation, he worked for three years as an audit associate/senior in KPMG’s Seattle office with clients in a range of industries including healthcare, technology, higher...
Ph.D., Business Administration (Major Area: Accounting), University of Tennessee-Knoxville
B.B.A, Accounting, honors, cum laude, 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University
ACCT 260: Principles of Accounting I
ACCT 311: Data Analysis for Accountants
MACC / MTAX 611: Data Analysis for Accountants (cross-listed with ACCT 311)
MACC 665: Audit Research and Practice
MACC 667: Corporate Governance
Dr. Hoag is an alumnus of 91³Ô¹ÏÍø University’s accounting program. After graduation, he worked for three years as an audit associate/senior in KPMG’s Seattle office with clients in a range of industries including healthcare, technology, higher education and manufacturing.
Dr. Hoag is excited to be teaching at his alma mater and is passionate about advising and mentoring students to empower their success. He integrates current business events, corporate governance theory, and ethical issues in course lessons and assignments to encourage students to recognize the importance of the big picture. Dr. Hoag is also an avid 91³Ô¹ÏÍø basketball fan. Go Zags!
Accepted Manuscripts
Matthew L. Hoag and Gabriel D. Saucedo (2018) Disclosure and Audit Implications of Nonfinancial Measures: A Teaching Case. Current Issues in Auditing: Spring 2018, Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. I1-I13.
Teets, W. and Hoag, M. 2017. “Operating Leases Used to be the Easy Ones.” Today’s CPA (Nov/Dec):34-40
Hoag, M., Myring, M. and Schroeder, J. 2017. “Has Sarbanes-Oxley Standardized Audit Quality?” American Journal of Business 32 (1): 2-23.
Orchard, L. and Hoag, M. 2014. “Revenue Process Internal Control for Manufacturers: An Evaluation Tool for Independent Auditors and Managers.” Journal of Business & Economics Research 12(2): 137-144
Carver, B., Cline, B. and Hoag, M. 2013. “Underperformance of Founder-led Firms: An Examination of Compensation Contracting Theories During the Executive Stock Options Backdating Scandal.” Journal of Corporate Finance 23 (December): 294-310.
Hoag, M. and Hollingsworth, C. 2011. “An Intertemporal Analysis of Audit Fees and Section 404 Internal Control Deficiencies” (with Carl Hollingsworth). Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory 30 (2): 173-200.
