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Smrity P. Randhawa

  • Patrick Grismer Teaching Chair in Accounting
  • Professor of Clinical Accounting

Smrity Randhawa is an accounting scholar whose area of expertise spans financial accounting, valuation, disclosure and corporate governance. Smrity holds a PhD in Business from the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. In her research, she has studied the effect of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on small public companies. At Marshall School of Business she has taught classes ranging from Introductory Accounting for undergraduate students to Financial Statement Analysis for graduate students. In addition to her faculty duties, she also provides consulting services related to: bankruptcy analysis; fair value accounting measurements and valuations; and provides opinions on the analysis of other experts.

Smrity P. Randhawa
Press Inquiries: COMMUNICATIONS@MARSHALL.USC.EDU

Areas of Expertise

Accounting
Bankruptcy
Fair Value Accounting
Financial Accounting
Financial Statement Analysis
Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX)
Small-to-Medium-Sized Business (SMB)
Valuation

Programs

Undergraduate

Departments

Leventhal School of Accounting

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COURSES

Fall 2025
  • ACCT-470
    Advanced External Financial Reporting Issues
    Develop capabilities to identify and resolve advanced external financial reporting challenges, focusing primarily on operating, financing, and investing activities of business enterprises.
  • BUAD-280
    Introduction to Financial Accounting
    Emphasis on understanding financial statements and the impact of business transactions on information presented to management and interested stakeholders. Duplicates credit in BUAD 305.
Spring 2025
  • ACCT-470
    Advanced External Financial Reporting Issues
    Develop capabilities to identify and resolve advanced external financial reporting challenges, focusing primarily on operating, financing, and investing activities of business enterprises.
  • BUAD-281
    Introduction to Managerial Accounting
    An emphasis on how accounting information, combined with a variety of techniques and best practices, supports enhanced management decision making. Duplicates credit in BUAD 305.
Fall 2024
  • ACCT-470
    Advanced External Financial Reporting Issues
    Develop capabilities to identify and resolve advanced external financial reporting challenges, focusing primarily on operating, financing, and investing activities of business enterprises.
  • BUAD-280
    Introduction to Financial Accounting
    Emphasis on understanding financial statements and the impact of business transactions on information presented to management and interested stakeholders. Duplicates credit in BUAD 305.
Spring 2024
  • ACCT-470
    Advanced External Financial Reporting Issues
    Develop capabilities to identify and resolve advanced external financial reporting challenges, focusing primarily on operating, financing, and investing activities of business enterprises.
Fall 2023
  • ACCT-470
    Advanced External Financial Reporting Issues
    Develop capabilities to identify and resolve advanced external financial reporting challenges, focusing primarily on operating, financing, and investing activities of business enterprises.
  • BUAD-280
    Introduction to Financial Accounting
    Emphasis on understanding financial statements and the impact of business transactions on information presented to management and interested stakeholders. Duplicates credit in BUAD 305.