- Prospective Students
- Undergraduate Programs
- MBA Programs
- Graduate Accounting Programs
- Specialized Masters Programs
- Executive Education
- Certificate Programs
- PhD Program
- Faculty & Research
- Academic Units
- Centers of Excellence
- Faculty Directory
- Mentoring Resources
- Alumni & Friends
- News and Events
- Alumni Online
- Alumni Groups
- Marshall Partners
- Support Marshall
- Contact Us
- Corporate Connections
- Engagement Opportunities
- Corporate Advisory Board
- Recruit and Hire
- News Room
- Featured Stories
- Upcoming Events
- Faculty in the News
- Marshall News
- About Marshall
- Home
- Prospective Students
- Graduate Accounting Programs
- Master of Business Taxation
- Academics
- Degree Requirements
Master of Business Taxation - ACCT 550T: Tax Research and Professional Responsibilities
- ACCT 560T: Tax Theory and Ethics
- ACCT 551T: Taxation of Partnerships and S-Corps
- ACCT 561T: Corporate Taxation
- ACCT 530: Ethics for Professional Accountants
- ACCT 526: Global Accounting Experience
- ACCT 563T: Estate and Gift Taxes
- ACCT 567T: Taxation of Transactions in Property
- ACCT 568T: International Taxation (Foreign Business)
- ACCT 569T: Advanced Partnership Taxation
- ACCT 570T: State and Local Tax Concepts
- ACCT 571T: Taxation of Individuals
- ACCT 578T: Advanced Corporate Taxation
- ACCT 580T: Tax Accounting Methods
- ACCT 582: Mergers and Acquisitions
- ACCT 583: Income Tax Accounting and Auditing
- ACCT 584: Family Wealth Preservation
- ACCT 586: Financial Analysis for Tax Professionals
Master of Business Taxation Curriculum
Required Coursework
4 Tax Courses
1 Accounting Ethics Course
1 Communication Course
Elective Coursework
3 Tax Electives
1 Floating Elective
TOTAL: 30 Units/10 Courses
Tax Core/Required Coursework
Tax Electives
Floating Electives
Students are able to choose a floating elective in accounting from a wide variety of business classes. In addition to MBA electives, past students have chosen electives relevant to their career goals from the USC Gould School of Law, School of Cinematic Arts, and The Price School of Public Policy. Some students have room in their programs to take additional floating electives.
*Curriculum approval required by academic advisor
Marshall Spotlight
- RSS
University of Southern California Marshall School of Business | Copyright 2001 - 2013 | Privacy Policy