Jason Schwebke

Jason Schwebke is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Texas Tech University's Rawls College of Business. He holds a PhD from the University of Central Florida and advanced degrees from Northern Illinois University. His expertise spans taxation, data analytics, and behavioral decision-making in accounting contexts.

Education:

• PhD in Accounting, University of Central Florida (2021)
• MS in Accounting Science (Tax), Northern Illinois University (2012)
• BS in Finance, Northern Illinois University (2010)

Research Focus: Tax compliance mechanisms, tax policy implications, ethical issues in taxation, and data analytics applications in accounting education and practice. He explores topics such as taxpayer behavior in automated systems, decision-making under tax autonomy, and fraud detection through digital tools.

Teaching: Specializes in taxation and data analytics courses at undergraduate and graduate levels, with notable curriculum development in Power BI and Microsoft tools integration.

Professional Affiliations: Enrolled Agent (IRS), Series 65 Financial Advisor, and operates a part-time tax consultancy. Served as litigation expert in U.S. District Court (2021–2022).

Honors:

• 2025 Texas Tech Alumni Association New Faculty Award
• 2025 Lyons School Research Fellowship
• 2024 Big XII Faculty Research Fellowship

Service: Associate Editor for Accounting and the Public Interest, coordinates Rawls College's Research Workshop, and chairs PhD committee initiatives. Active in conference organizing and peer-review activities for top accounting journals.