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Tax Certificate program
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Overview
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The Tax Certificate program is
designed to serve degreed professionals who wish to update or add to
their knowledge of taxation. The program allows students to complete
four graduate level taxation courses selected from the following list:
- ACCT. 5339 - Tax Planning and Research
- ACCT. 5341 - Tax Problems of Partnerships
and Partners
- ACCT. 5342 - Tax Problems of Corporations
and Shareholders
- ACCT. 5345 - State and Local Tax
- ACCT. 5346 - Tax Practice and Procedure
- ACCT. 5347 - Federal Taxation of Estates and
Gifts
Each of the above courses has as a prerequisite ACCT 5314 or equivalent
(Principles of Federal Income Tax). Individuals who have previously
completed one three-hour course (undergraduate or graduate) in
individual taxation will satisfy the prerequisite.
ACCT 5399 is the prerequisite to all other
courses in the Tax Certificate Program.
All courses are offered in the
evenings (typically two in the Fall, two in the Spring, and two in the Summer) and
four courses can be completed in a year or less. Participants receive a
certificate upon satisfactory completion of the program.
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Program Operation
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Once admitted to the program,
participants may take up to four of the approved taxation courses (five
if ACCT 5314 is necessary). The
terms of admission restrict participants to the approved taxation
courses; participants are not allowed to take courses outside the scope
of the program.
All participants in the program must meet the normal GPA requirements of
the Graduate School and Accounting Department (minimum GPA=3.0).
Participants in the Tax Certificate program who later seek a master's
degree in accounting or taxation at UTA may apply up to 12 hours of the
coursework toward the master's degree program (subject to the
requirements of the specific degree pursued). Student advising is
provided by the Graduate
Accounting Advisor.
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