ANALYSIS OF TAXATION FOR PASS-THROUGH ENTITIES

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ACCTIS 722

과목 설명

Analysis of federal tax provisions and administrative rules regarding pass-through entities, such as partnerships, S-corporations, and limited liability companies; including their application to entity formation and operation, property and ownership basis, distributions, and interest transfers.

선수과목

ACCTIS 620 and graduate/professional standing, declared in Business: Accounting and Business Analysis MSB, or declared in graduate Business Exchange program

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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100%

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55.56%

34.39% 과거 데이터 대비

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12.24% 과거 데이터 대비

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유사 과목

FUNDAMENTALS OF TAXATION

ACCTIS 620

Application of federal tax provisions and administrative rules common to most taxpayers with introductions to rules specific to corporations, pass-through entities, and individuals.

TAX RESEARCH, PROCEDURE & ANALYSIS

ACCTIS 724

Methodologies and tools for tax research; utilization of tax research tools; preparation of investigative reports; professional and interprofessional responsibilities; administrative procedures and techniques.

CORPORATE AND ADVANCED TAXATION

ACCTIS 621

Application of federal tax provisions and administrative rules pertaining to corporations and shareholders, including elective provisions for "S" corporations. Emphasis on tax planning and the consequences of corporate and shareholder decisions.

ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL TAXATION

ACCTIS 725

An introduction to international tax issues. Topics covered may include tax treaties, foreign tax credit provisions, Subpart F rules, and taxation of inbound investment and business income.

ANALYSIS OF TAXES & BUSINESS DECISIONS

ACCTIS 772

Readings and cases in taxation; analysis and integration of related tax provisions and taxpayer impact.