An accelerated course taught in the MBA program for students who have no prior background in accounting. Basics are taught, but the emphasis is upon attainment of an overall understanding of the field. It deals with both the theory and the use of accounting information for managerial decisions. Topics include cost analysis for budget and standards development, costing and pricing policies and planning for capital acquisitions. A study of major taxes and taxation issues as they pertain to corporations, partnerships and sole proprietorships.
Emphasis is given to concepts, practice, research and communication of tax issues.
A study of federal and state taxation issues as they pertain to individuals. Emphasis is given to concepts, practice, research and communication of tax issues. The course requires students to research, reference, analyze, interpret and communicate various types of legal, regulatory and ethical issues found in accounting practice. Executive Fellows Program only.