Financial Management
FMGT 7410 - Taxation of Close Corporations
This is an advanced course in corporate income tax, focusing on the tax planning needs of private corporations and their shareholders. In this course, the student will acquire the foundation tax knowledge and basic research skills needed to be able to do corporate tax related work at a professional level. This is achieved through a combination of lectures, assigned readings, practice in the application of the law to practical problems, the use of income tax software for both compliance and research purposes, and training in tax research and tax writing. Topics include the computation of corporate taxes, tax integration, owner compensation, corporate re-organizations, surplus distributions, partnerships, trusts, structuring business sales and acquisitions, international business expansion, as well as issues concerning tax compliance, planning and avoidance. Prerequisites: Completion of FMGT 3410 and FMGT 4410 with a minimum average grade of 65%
Winter 2012
| Jan 10-Apr 10 | 13 Weeks | $713.00 | CRN: 46175 |
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| Jan 10-Apr 10 | Tue | 18:00-21:45 | BBY SE6 208 |
| Instructor: Victor Waese |
| Note: Departmental Approval Needed - THIS IS A DEGREE LEVEL COURSE FOR THE BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY IN ACCOUNTING. Please note the following registration guidelines: 1. Acceptance into the BTech in Accounting Program, or 2. Completition of FMGT 3410 and 4410 (or equivalent), with minimum average grade of 65%, as well as approval from the Program Head, Terry Gordon (604-432-8786). For additional registration information, please contact the Degree Programs Administrator at 604-456-8070. NOTE: There will be NO CLASS on March 13th, 2012 (BCIT Spring Break week). |
| Note: This course is in progress. For more information on the availability of this course, please contact the appropriate Program Assistant [PDF]. |
