Rick Robertson

Professor Emeritus, Lecturer (part-time), Finance & Managerial Accounting and Control at Ivey Business School

Biography

Ivey Business School

Rick Robertson is an Emeritus Professor of Managerial Accounting and Control at Ivey Business School. He has a BA in Business Administration, and an MBA and PhD from Western University. He earned a CA with Ernst & Young and has completed the CICA In-depth Tax Course for practicing tax specialists. In 1991, to increase his practical tax knowledge, he began working full-time for Ernst & Young as a Senior Tax Manager in the London office. After two years of client service in the tax area, he returned to Ivey Business School and began the process of developing a managerially-oriented tax course.

Robertson's research interests lie in the area of accounting for corporate income taxes and the provision of pension benefits by corporations. He has taught extensively on professional accounting programs, has served on several committees of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario (ICAO) and was an elected council member of the ICAO for five years. He is currently one of two Ontario representatives on the CICA's International Qualifications Appraisal Committee. He was also involved in the development of a new accounting standard in Corporate Income Tax. He was a director of Stackpole Ltd., a TSX-listed company, serving as chair of the audit committee and currently is the audit committee chair for ADB Systems International Ltd.

Teaching

  • Finance
  • Managerial Accounting and Control
  • Corporate Financial Reporting
  • Taxation for Managers
  • Financial Analysis for Non-Financial Executives (Executive Education)
  • Strategic Management of Investor Relations (Executive Education)
  • Maple Leaf Foods (Executive Education)

Programs Taught

  • Executive Education

Education

  • BA, Hons Bus - Western
  • MBA, Western
  • PhD, Western
  • FCPA, FCA

Recent Refereed Articles

  • Conklin, D. W.; Robertson, D. A., 1999, "Tax Havens: Investment Distortions and Policy Options", Canadian Public Policy, January 25(3): 333 - 344.
  • Lanfranconi, C. P.; Robertson, D. A.; Entwistle, G. M., 1994, "The Incomplete Disclosure of Litigation-type Contingencies: Contemporary Canadian Evidence", Journal of International Accounting Auditing & Taxation, January 3(2): 169 - 185.
  • Lanfranconi, C. P.; Robertson, D. A., 1994, "Instructional Case: LynnGold Resources, Inc.", Issues in Accounting Education, January 9(2): 385 - 400.

Experience

  • Director, ADB Systems International Ltd., Stackpole Ltd
  • Senior Tax Manager, Ernst & Young, London
  • Faculty Member, Wilfrid Laurier University
  • CA, Clarkson, Gordon & Co, Kitchener

Research/Course Development

  • Corporate Pension Plans
  • Financial Planning

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