Wim Janssen is Assistant Professor of Financial Accounting at the University of Amsterdam and a researcher at the Foundation for Auditing Research, affiliated with Nyenrode Business University. He obtained his PhD in Accounting from Tilburg University, where his dissertation explored the interaction between tax enforcement and audit practices. His research focuses on corporate disclosures, audit quality, financial reporting under tax incentives, and governance mechanisms. Wim has published on topics such as auditor reporting behavior in bankruptcy contexts and the societal impact of audit enforcement, and he regularly collaborates on projects examining audit quality and regulatory compliance.He teaches graduate-level courses in financial accounting and research methodology and contributes to the development of evidence-based insights for regulators and practitioners. Wim has presented his work to the European Commission and professional bodies such as the Dutch Institute of Chartered Accountants (NBA), bridging academic research with policy and practice. His recent projects include studies on going-concern opinions, audit failures, and the role of technology in auditing.