Athar Murtuza , Ph.D.
Associate Professor
( retired )
Department of Accounting and Taxation
(973) 761-9233
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Jubilee Hall
Room 643
Athar Murtuza, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
( retired )
Department of Accounting and Taxation
Hired in 1988, Dr. Murtuza, CMA (inactive), is an Associate Professor in the Department of Accounting and Taxation, where he teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in the areas of cost accounting, managerial accounting and accounting ethics. Dr. Murtuza recently developed a new course, “Accounting, Governance and Social Justice,” which increases students’ understanding of the guidance provided through professional codes, regulatory bodies and legislation while familiarizing them with altruism, empathy, moral imagination and social justice as perceived by various faiths. Dr. Murtuza’s research, which is predominantly applied in nature, deals with the history of accounting and on the nexus of accountability and religious beliefs; his work also extends to infusing literary, cultural, and historical perspectives in accounting and business pedagogies. His recent publications have appeared in Accounting Perspectives and the Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal. Dr. Murtuza regularly presents his research at the regional and annual meetings of the American Accounting Association and the International Conference of Critical Accounting. He earned an MBA with an accounting emphasis in 1980, and in 1984, he obtained a Certificate in Management Accounting (CMA).
Education
- Ph.D., Washington State University
Scholarship
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"The Abuse of International Transfer Pricing by Multinational Companies."
AAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting, Long Branch, NJ, 61, April 2009