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Tax Research and Decision Making (TA 329) |
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Golden Gate University |
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Examines the primary sources of income tax law; the I.R.C. and administrative and judicial interpretations. The research process will be analyzed, using both paper products as well as electronic resources. Practical written and computerized assignments will be completed using research tools to locate, understand and interpret primary source materials. You are required to take this course as one of the first two Advanced Program seminars in Taxation. |
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Tax Research and Decision Making (TA 329) |
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Accounting |
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Golden Gate University |
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Examines the primary sources of income tax law; the I.R.C. and administrative and judicial interpretations. The research process will be analyzed, using both paper products as well as electronic resources. Practical written and computerized assignments will be completed using research tools to locate, understand and interpret primary source materials. You are required to take this course as one of the first two Advanced Program seminars in Taxation. |
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Tax Research and Decision Making (TA 329) |
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Accounting |
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Golden Gate University |
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Examines the primary sources of income tax law; the I.R.C. and administrative and judicial interpretations. The research process will be analyzed, using both paper products as well as electronic resources. Practical written and computerized assignments will be completed using research tools to locate, understand and interpret primary source materials. You are required to take this course as one of the first two Advanced Program seminars in Taxation. |
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Tax Timing (TA 338) |
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Golden Gate University |
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Examines issues related to the allocation of items of income and deduction to the proper taxable year, including adoption of tax year end; definition of method of accounting; the annual accounting concept; cash, accrual and installment methods of accounting; time value of money; and the Uniform Capitalization Rules. Corequisites TA 318 and TA 329. |
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Taxation (AC402) |
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Herzing College, Atlanta |
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This course is a basic analysis of the federal tax system. The role of taxation in society and sources of tax authority are examined as well as tax aspects on the formation, reorganization, and liquidation of corporations. Topics include taxation issues in partnerships, S-corporations, corporations, fiduciaries, estate and gift taxes, and basic tax planning and research. |
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Taxation of Foreign Persons with US Activities (TA 350A) |
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Golden Gate University |
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Examines business and investment transactions by nonresident alien individuals and foreign corporations earning income in the US (inbound transaction) including: residence for income taxation, sources of income, sources and allocation of deductions, US taxation of passive income by nonresident aliens and foreign corporations, the branch profit tax and gains of foreign taxpayers from the sale of US Real Property. Prerequisite: TA 321. |
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