he delivers decision-oriented courses in financial accounting and financial statement analysis and valuation. gramlich's research appears in "the accounting review", "journal of accounting and economics", "journal of accounting research", "contemporary accounting research", "accounting horizons", "journal of the american taxation association", "national tax journal", "journal of accountancy" and "journal of business finance & accounting", among others. gramlich's most publicized research documented whistle-blowing assertions that chevron, texaco and the government of indonesia colluded to defraud u.s. federal and state governments of an estimated $9 billion in tax revenue.