Date of Award

4-23-2025

Document Type

Thesis

First Reader

Dr. Marshall Horton

Second Reader

Professor Dana Dixon

Third Reader

Dr. Stan Poole

Abstract

This thesis is an overall explanation of the correlation between macroeconomics and accounting, specifically shown through changes in tax law resulting from economic changes. Economics is a vital subject to consider when studying accounting as it often leads to changes in accounting data, specifically in laws and their generation. Through the study of historical macroeconomics, we can reasonably assume what changes in tax laws could be made based on prior political decisions in monetary and fiscal policies.

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