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Apply generally accepted accounting principles to the more common
taxation reporting and compliance situations. (I)
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Identify basic theory, principles, and compliance for the more common
aspects of personal, corporate, noncorporate, and fiduciary taxation.
(I)
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Describe basic principles of estate, gift, and excise taxation. (I)
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Describe the most obvious historical, constitutional, political,
economic, and social parameters of tax law. (I)
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Interpret the rights and remedies available to taxpayers through the
various administrative and judicial levels of government. (I)
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Interpret the various elections, options, and alternative procedures
available to a taxpayer. (II)
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Identify the interplay of payroll, social security, income, and gift
tax in common situations. (II)
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Identify common tax problems when present. (II-VI)
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Formulate long term tax plans. (II-VI)
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Differentiate between business and nonbusiness tax structures. (VI)
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