Introduction of Taxation
Troy University
Study of federal tax laws and regulations for individuals and business entities, with an emphasis on components of income, exclusions, allowable expenses, losses and owner distributions. Tax implications of property transactions to both individuals and business entities, and choice of business entity will be introduced. Accounting majors must complete this course with a grade of C or better.
- Credits
3 credits
- Course Code
ACT 4451
Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one
Prerequisites
Complete these courses before enrolling
- ACT 22913 credits
Principles of Accounting I
- ACT 33913 credits
Intermediate Accounting I
- ACT 33923 credits
Intermediate Accounting II
- ACT 33943 credits
Governmental Accounting
- ACT 33953 credits
Managerial/Cost Accounting I
- ACT 44943 credits
Income Tax Accounting I
- ACT 33153 credits
Advanced Applications for Accounting
- ACT 33963 credits
Accounting Information Systems
- ACT 44353 credits
Accounting Analytics
- ACT 44913 credits
Advanced Accounting
- ACT 44953 credits
Income Tax Accounting II
- ACT 44973 credits
Auditing
- ACT 44811 credits
Professional Development - Forensic Accounting
- ACT 33583 credits
Financial Reporting & Analysis II
- ACT 44513 credits
Introduction of Taxation
- ACT 44503 credits
Auditing Concepts
- ACT 44983 credits
Fraud Examination II
- ACT 44821 credits
Professional Development - Management Accounting
- ACT 33553 credits
Internal Auditing
- ACT 44963 credits
Managerial/Cost Accounting II
Required For
Courses that require this course as a prerequisite