Experience

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  Unversity of Virginia

  • Charlottesville, VA

  • Associate Professor

    • Sep 2004 - Present
    • Charlottesville, VA

    Classes taught include the introductory accounting courses in Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting as well as the undergraduate Tax II course for Accounting Concentrators. I also teach Masters courses in Corporate/Shareholders Taxation, Tax Research, and Taxes and Business Strategy.A list of my publications includes the following:"Refining Tax Progressivity Measures: The Effect of The Filing Status Covariate," Advances in Taxation. Volume 11 (2000) pp. 169-192 (Patrick J. Wilkie, James C. Young, and Sarah E. Nutter) “A Re-Examination of the Effects of Personal Deductions, Tax Credits, and the Tax Rate Schedule on Income Tax Progressivity and Income Inequality,” The Journal of the American Taxation Association. Volume 21, No. 1 (Spring, 1999) pp. 32-44. (Patrick J. Wilkie, James C. Young, and Sarah E. Nutter)“State Income Tax Systems: A Review of Compliance Costs and Reform Alternatives,” Journal of State Taxation, Volume 16, No. 4 (Spring, 1998) pp. 43-70. (Patrick J. Wilkie, and James C. Young)“Teaching the Introductory Tax Course: A Template of the Federal Income Tax Formula, Taxpayer Activities, and Taxpayer Entities,” (Patrick J. Wilkie and James C. Young) The Journal of The American Taxation Association Volume 19, No. 2 (Fall, 1997) pp. 70-80.“Through-time Changes in Family Income Inequality: The Effect of Non-Synchronous Regional Growth,” Applied Economics Volume 28, 1996. pp. 1515-1527.(Patrick J. Wilkie)“Corporate Business Activity Before and After the Tax Reform Act of 1986,” (Patrick J. Wilkie with Sarah E. Nutter and James C. Young) Statistics of Income Bulletin, (Winter 1995-96) pp. 32-45.

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  George Mason University

  • Associate Professor

    • Sep 1991 - Aug 2004

    Area Coordinator, Researcher, and Teacher in the Accounting and Taxation area.Taught courses at the Graduate and Undergraduate levels. Courses included Financial Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis, Introductory Taxation and Corporate/Shareholder Taxation.Publications include the following:Journalist's Handbook on Taxation, Volume 1, Tax and Income Fairness, (The Tax Foundation, Washington, D.C.; November, 1993). (Patrick J. Wilkie)"Measuring Explicit Tax (Dis)advantage for Corporate Taxpayers: An Alternative to Average Effective Tax Rates," (Patrick J. Wilkie with Stephen T. Limberg) The Journal of the American Tax-ation Association, Volume 14. No. 1 (Spring, 1993) pp. 46-71."A Critical Analysis of Tax Distribution Studies Conducted by the Congressional Budget Office," A special report by The Tax Foundation, (Washington, D.C.; November 1992).(Patrick J. Wilkie)"Empirical Evidence of Implicit Taxes in the Corporate Sector," The Journal of the American Taxation Association, Volume 12. No. 1 (Spring, 1992) pp. 97-116. (Patrick J. Wilkie)"The Relation Between Firm Size and Effective Tax Rates; A Reconciliation of Zim-merman (1983) and Porcano (1986)," (Patrick J. Wilkie with Stephen T. Limberg) The Journal of the American Taxation Association, Volume 10. No. 1 (Spring, 1990) pp. 76-91."Corporate Average Effective Tax Rates and Inferences About Tax Preferences," The Journal of the American Taxation Association, Volume 8, No. 2 (Fall, 1988) pp.75 88. (Patrick J. Wilkie)"Tax Rates, Tax Shelters, and Optimal Portfolios," (Patrick J. Wilkie with John C. Fellingham and Stephen T. Limberg), Advances in Taxation, Volume 1 (1987) pp. 23 48."Practitioners' Views of the Common Body of Tax Knowledge for Persons Entering Pub-lic Accounting," (Patrick J. Wilkie with Richard Boley), The Journal of the American Tax Association, Volume 6. No.2 (Fall, 1986) pp. 80 97

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  McCombs School of Business, The University of Texas at Austin

  • Assistant Professor

    • Jan 1984 - Aug 1991

    Researcher and Teacher in the Accounting and Taxation Area. Taught Introductory Taxation and Corporate/Shareholder Taxation.