Feiqi Huang

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Total Citations

299

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About

Feiqi Huang is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of accounting, auditing, and emerging technologies. Her research primarily focuses on how automation and digital tools—particularly robotic process automation (RPA) and XBRL—reshape financial reporting and assurance practices. Huang’s most influential work, “Applying robotic process automation (RPA) in auditing: A framework” (2019), has garnered 297 citations, establishing a foundational blueprint for integrating RPA into audit workflows to enhance efficiency and accuracy. This framework has become a key reference for both academics and practitioners seeking to modernize auditing processes. In her dissertation, “Three essays on emerging technologies in accounting,” Huang further explores the strategic use of technology, including a critical examination of whether firms exploit XBRL extension elements to obscure mandatory filings, revealing potential risks in digital reporting transparency. Her contributions bridge theoretical rigor with practical application, offering actionable insights for regulators, auditors, and firms navigating the digital transformation of accounting. Huang’s work stands out for its timely relevance and impact, positioning her as a leading voice in the ongoing evolution of technology-driven accounting and assurance.