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Nov 21, 2024
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ACC 215W - Federal Tax AccountingCredits: 3 Instructional Contact Hours: 3
Studies the Federal income tax law. Emphasizes core income tax principles and relates them to individual and business entity applications. Includes preparation of individual and business entity tax returns.
Prerequisite(s): ACC 212 Corequisite(s): None Lecture Hours: 45 Lab Hours: 0 Meets MTA Requirement: None Pass/NoCredit: Yes
Outcomes and Objectives
- Describe an introduction to taxation.
- Identify several types of common taxes imposed on individuals, corporations, and partnerships at both the federal and state levels.
- Describe the reasons for and uses of tax revenue at the government level.
- Describe the guiding principles of tax planning.
- Apply the processes involved in working with tax law.
- Identify the primary sources of tax law.
- Perform tax research on an introductory spectrum of tax issues.
- Apply the steps in effective tax research and communication.
- Recognize the nature of tax research coverage on the CPA examination.
- Apply the tax concept of gross income.
- Apply tax formulas in deriving income tax liability.
- Describe the timing of income recognition.
- Identify and analyze specific taxable income items.
- Identify and analyze specific nontaxable income items.
- Discuss tax planning strategies regarding various income items.
- Apply the tax concepts of business deductions and losses.
- Describe the timing of expense and loss deductibility.
- Identify and analyze specific deductible expense and loss items.
- Identify and analyze specific nondeductible expense and loss items.
- Apply cost recovery principles in computing depreciation deductions.
- Discuss tax planning strategies regarding various deduction items.
- Apply the concepts associated with property transactions.
- Explain the concept of, and calculate, basis relating to property transactions.
- Calculate gain or loss on disposition of property.
- Differentiate between taxable property transactions and nontaxable exchanges and conversions.
- Determine gain or loss classification upon disposition of property for noncorporate taxpayers.
- Determine gain or loss classification upon disposition of property for corporate taxpayers.
- Discuss tax planning strategies regarding disposition of property.
- Describe the tax issues of business entities.
- Describe and analyze the different types of business formation and the rationale involved in choosing a structure.
- Explain the tax consequences of the various types of business formation.
- Corporations:
- Describe corporate formation, structure, operational issues, and procedural matters.
- Prepare basic tax returns.
- Explain the accounting for income taxes in the financial statements.
- Partnerships and Limited Liability Entities:
- Describe partnership formation and operational issues.
- Prepare basic tax returns.
- Subchapter S Corporations:
- Describe Subchapter S qualification requirements.
- Describe Subchapter S operational issues.
- Prepare basic tax returns.
- Describe the tax issues of individuals.
- Explain and analyze personal and dependency exemptions.
- Calculate tax liability using the tax formulas and tables.
- Identify items of includible and excludible income relevant to individuals.
- Identify certain itemized deductions available to individuals.
- Identify and explain issues regarding self-employed individuals.
- Prepare basic tax returns.
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