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William Huber, Ed.M

William Huber

Title:

GMP 5753 Web

Department:

Accounting and Taxation

Dr. Huber is an attorney admitted to the New York Bar, a Certified Public Accountant in Florida (Ret.), and Certified Fraud Examiner (Ret.). He has taught accounting, finance, economics, and business law at the graduate and undergraduate levels at universities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and the Middle East. His research interests include corporate law, forensic accounting, and the economics of legal relationships.

  • JD- SUNY at Buffalo
  • DBA- University of Sarasota
  • MBA-SUNY at Buffalo
  • MS- SUNY at Buffalo
  • MA-SUNY at Buffalo
  • Ed.M.: SUNY at Buffalo
  • LL.M.: Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley School of Law.

ACT 2021 Foundations of Managerial Accounting

ACT 2031 Foundations of financial Accounting

ACT 5007 Intermediate Accounting 2

ACT 5140 Accounting for Decision Making

ACT 5783 Modern Business Law for Accountants

Huber, W.D. (2025). Wealth, Wealth Tax, and Wealth-y Tax. In The Ethics and Philosophy of Taxation, Robert W. McGee (Ed.), London: Springer.

Huber, W.D. (2022). Corporations, accounting, securities laws, and the extinction of capitalism. Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy Series. London: Routledge.

Huber, W.D. (2021). Economics, capitalism, and corporations: Contradictions of corporate law, economics, and the theory of the firm. Routledge Studies in the Economics of Legal Relationships Series. London: Routledge.

Huber, W.D. (2020). Corporate law and the theory of the firm: Reconstructing shareholders, directors, owners, and investors. Routledge Studies in the Economics of Legal Relationships Series. London: Routledge.

Huber, W.D. (2020). Social/Critical/Emancipatory accounting research: Its failure and prospects for redemption. In Accounting, Accountability and Society, M. Del Baldo, Baldarelli, J. Dillard, Ciambotti (Eds.), London: Springer. pp. 167-187.

American Accounting Association– Public Interest Section Washington, DC
March 30-April 1, 2017
Irreconcilable differences? The FASB’s Conceptual Framework and the public interest.

7th CSEAR (Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research) Conference University of Urbino   
Urbino, Italy                                                                                     
September 20-21, 2018                                                           
Social/Critical/Emancipatory accounting research: Its failure and prospects for redemption

Huber, W.D. (2020). The FASB’s Conceptual Framework–A case of the Emperor’s New Clothes. Journal of Accounting, Ethics & Public Policy, 21(1), 77-114.

Huber, W.D. (2019). The FASB’s sabotage of Congressional policy and federal securities laws. Journal of Accounting, Ethics, and Public Policy, 20(1): 31-75.

Huber, W.D. (2017). Forensic accounting, fraud theory, and the end of the fraud triangle. Journal of Theoretical Accounting Research, 12(2), 28-49

 

Huber, W.D. (May 6, 2016). The SEC's Ultra Vires Recognition of the FASB. Scholastica Blog, http://blog.scholasticahq.com/post/the-sec-s-ultra-vires-recognition-of-the-fasb-interview-with-dennis-huber/

 Huber, W.D. (November 1, 2017). The Fallacy of Corporate Personhood. Scholastica Blog, https://blog.scholasticahq.com/post/fallacy-corporate-personhood/