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Corporate Taxation

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This course is a basic introduction to federal corporate taxation. The purpose is to familiarize the student with fundamental tax issues and provide the student with a general understanding of the history, laws, and policies of federal taxation.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks This course is available to take individually or To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5 weeks

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    Corporate Tax Elections and Operations

    • Apply deductions unique to corporations to compute corporate taxable income.
    • Identify tax preference items and adjustments in the context of the alternative minimum tax.
    • Analyze the basic tax elections available to the corporation.

    Corporate Distributions

    • Calculate earnings and profits.
    • Determine the tax consequences of nonliquidating property distributions and stock dividends.
    • Determine the tax consequence of the redemption of stock.
    • Distinguish between current and accumulated earnings and profits.

    Basics of Flow-Through Entities (S Corporations and Partnerships)

    • Compare the tax law requirements for the formations of an S corporation and partnership.
    • Determine which items are separately stated and items included in ordinary income of an S corporation and partnership.
    • Calculate the owners’ distributive share and owners’ basis.

    Tax Law Basics, Business Structures, and Formation of a Corporation

    • Describe the sources of tax law and the role of the IRS and courts in interpreting and shaping tax law.
    • Compare advantages and disadvantages of alternate forms of business.
    • Explain the process of applying check-the-box regulations in determining the business entity election.
    • Determine the tax consequences of forming a corporation.

    Distributions and Termination of Interests in S Corporations and Partnerships

    • Distinguish between liquidating and nonliquidating distributions.
    • Explain the process of terminating an S election and the tax consequences of the termination.
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