Students work collaboratively in research projects and tax problem resolution. They also conduct research on the political, social, and economic considerations of taxation. Some assignments require researching and retrieving tax case information on the Internet and through tax services. I with an emphasis on Federal income taxation of corporations, partnerships, and tax-exempt organizations, and the tax policies and procedures relating to these entities. This course is required for all accounting majors.
Students work collaboratively in research projects and tax problem resolution.
They also conduct research on the political, social, and economic considerations of taxation. Students continue applying research techniques learned in Tax I by researching and retrieving tax case information on the Internet and through tax services. 362 Business Law II AC 362 introduces the student to basic concepts and major exceptions to the general rules of business law. Students should acquire the ability to analyze factual situations and apply the principles of law and reasoning to arrive at a conclusion as to the probable legal result. This course includes coverage of the Uniform Commercial Code, along with other legal aspects of conducting business, to enable accounting majors in passing the CPA exam.