Master of Business Taxation classes are typically offered the same term each year, although this schedule is subject to change. All of our classes meet one evening a week from 5:45 to 9:15 p.m. Our four-credit courses meet for 16 weeks, the remaining two-credit courses meet for eight weeks.
We schedule our spring semester such that no courses convene from early March through April 15. This frees tax professionals from coursework responsibilities during the busiest part of the tax season.
Tentative Schedule: Fall Semester through Summer Semester
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Fall Semester
Fall Full Semester (September - December) - 16 weeks
Tax Accounting Methods and Periods ( 4 credits)
Tax Research, Communication & Practice (4 credits)
Fall Half Term A (September - October) - 8 weeks
Tax Aspects of International Business I (2 credits)
Mergers & Acquisitions I (2 credits)
Property Transactions (2 credits)
Taxation of Partners & Partnerships II (2 credits)
Fall Half Term B (November - December) - 8 weeks
FAS 109 Computations & Analysis (2 credits)
State & Local Taxation II (2 credits)
Mergers & Acquisitions II (2 credits)
Tax-Exempt Organizations (2 credits)
Advanced International Tax Topics (2 credits)
Spring Semester
Spring Full Term (January - February & mid-April - mid-June) - 16 weeks
Business, Government and Economic Tax Policy (4 credits)
Spring Half Term A (January - February) - 8 weeks
Taxation of Fiduciaries (2 credits)
Taxation of Qualified Retirement Programs (2 credits)
Corporate Taxation I (2 credits)
State & Local Taxation I (2 credits)
Spring Half Term B (mid-April - mid-June) - 8 weeks
Financial Accounting Issues (2 credits)
Wealth Transfer Techniques I (2 credits)
Tax Aspects of Consolidated Tax Returns (2 credits)
Taxation of Financial Instruments (2 credits)
Taxation of Executive Compensation (2 credits)
Taxation of Inventories (2 credits)
Summer Semester
Full Term (mid-June - mid-August) - 8 weeks
Negotiation Techniques in Taxation (2 credits)
Taxation of Partners & Partnerships I (2 credits)
Taxation of the Small Business Corporation (2 credits)
Wealth Transfer Techniques II (2 credits)
FAS 109 - Part II (2 credits)
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