Ronald R. Tidd, Ph.D., CPA/CITP
Professor, Accounting,
Master of Professional Accountancy
College of Business
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| ACCT 346 Income Tax Accounting I |
ACCT 446 Income Tax Accounting I |
ACCT 570 Foundations of Income Taxation |
ACCT 580 Advanced Taxation |
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| ACCT 346 Income Tax Accounting I |
Description: Accounting theory and practices of
federal income taxation based on a study of governmental
publications - the laws, regulations, and digest of official income
tax decisions. Prerequisites & Notes: Prerequisite, ACCT 252. Credits: (5) Repeatable for Credit: No Grading Basis: GRD |
| ACCT 446 Income Tax Accounting I |
Description: Tax accounting practice, including
gross income deductions, depreciation, capital gains and losses,
estates and trusts, corporate problems, and administrative
procedures.
Prerequisites & Notes: Prerequisite, ACCT 346 and admission to the major. Credits: (5) Repeatable for Credit: No Grading Basis: GRD |
| ACCT 570 Foundations of Income Taxation |
Description: Introduction to foundations of
income taxation of corporations, partnerships, and individuals, with
emphasis on tax compliance and computer-based tax research. Prerequisites & Notes: Prerequisite, admission to the Master of Professional Accountancy program or permission of the department chair. Credits: (5) Repeatable for Credit: No Grading Basis: GRD |
| ACCT 580 Advanced Taxation |
Description: Taxation of trusts and estates,
gratuitous transfers, and the formation and termination of
corporations and partnerships, with emphasis on tax compliance and
computer-based tax research. Prerequisites & Notes: Prerequisite, admission to the Master of Professional Accountancy program, ACCT 570, or permission of the accounting department chair. Credits: (5) Repeatable for Credit: No Grading Basis: GRD |
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