Stanley Veliotis, Ph.D. ’07

Stan Veliotis is an associate professor at the Fordham University Schools of Business. He received his Ph.D. from UConn’s School of Business in 2007 and then joined Fordham, teaching taxation and accounting. Before entering academia, he worked at law firms on business litigation, corporate and tax matters, and at two of the Big Four accounting firms, KPMG (New York and Paris) and Ernst & Young (New York). With nearly a decade in the Big Four, Stan specialized in the taxation of international employee compensation. His law and CPA licenses, as well as his certified equity professional designation, have remained continuously active. Empirical research areas in which he has published extensively include insider trading, earnings management, and the effect of tax law on taxpayer and market behavior. His policy work includes various inefficiencies of the tax law. His law degrees are from NYU (LLM) and Fordham (JD) and his Bachelors is from Baruch College CUNY.