
Stan Veliotis
Associate Prof. of Accounting
Chair of Accounting
Stan Veliotis received his PhD in Accounting after over a decade in law firms and “Big 4” and other accounting firms. He is a licensed attorney and CPA. In private practice, his work primarily involved navigating and planning tax considerations for compensation delivered to employees working across borders.
Stan taught at Fordham University's Gabelli School of Business from 2007 to 2025. His last three years at Fordham included his chairing of its accounting department. He joined Quinnipiac's School of Business in 2025 as chair of its accounting department. He primarily teaches tax courses but also teaches financial accounting at Quinnipiac.
Stan also consults with private individual clients and does tax training for large consulting firms' junior staff. He also is frequently consulted and quoted in the media such as the Wall Street Journal.
Stan has over thirty publications in peer-reviewed and other journals, such as Management Science, Journal of American Taxation Association, Tax Lawyer, Tax Notes, and a forthcoming article in Columbia Journal of Tax Law. His research studies the impact of tax law on taxpayer behavior as well as inefficiencies of various aspects of the tax law.
Stan taught at Fordham University's Gabelli School of Business from 2007 to 2025. His last three years at Fordham included his chairing of its accounting department. He joined Quinnipiac's School of Business in 2025 as chair of its accounting department. He primarily teaches tax courses but also teaches financial accounting at Quinnipiac.
Stan also consults with private individual clients and does tax training for large consulting firms' junior staff. He also is frequently consulted and quoted in the media such as the Wall Street Journal.
Stan has over thirty publications in peer-reviewed and other journals, such as Management Science, Journal of American Taxation Association, Tax Lawyer, Tax Notes, and a forthcoming article in Columbia Journal of Tax Law. His research studies the impact of tax law on taxpayer behavior as well as inefficiencies of various aspects of the tax law.
Education
- BBA, Baruch College at CUNY
- LLM, New York University
- JD, Fordham University School of Law
- PHD, University of Connecticut
Areas of Expertise
- Accounting - Tax
- Accounting
Organization
- Accounting
Office Location
- Comms, Computing & Engineering 337
Mail Drop
- SB-DNF