Note: This is a sample course schedule, although subject to change.
Full-time
Term 1 - September to December
| Course code | Course name | Course instructor |
|---|---|---|
| TAX 619 | Taxation of Corporations | Steve Barichello, Sarah Netley, Dan Vance |
| TAX 620 | Introduction to Business Structuring | Steve Barichello, Dan Vance |
| TAX 616 | Tax Research & Statutory Interpretation | Hugh Chasmar |
| TAX 614 | An Introduction to the Accounting for Income Taxes | Ken Klassen |
Work term - January to April
Term 2 - May to August
| Course code | Course name | Course instructor |
|---|---|---|
| TAX 627 | International Tax I | Cody Buchenauer |
| TAX 625 | Tax Policy | Cara Orzech |
| TAX 628 | Tax Planning for the Owner-Manager and Executive | Steve Barichello, Ruth Cummings |
| TAX 629 | Tax Risk Management | Andrew Oldham |
Work term - September to December
Term 3 - January to April
| Course code | Course name | Course instructor |
|---|---|---|
| TAX 637 | International Tax II | Jayme Yeung |
| TAX 638 | Master's Research Paper | Deb Kraft |
| TAX 636 | Estate & Retirement Planning | Cara Orzech |
| TAX 626 | Business Structuring | Carolyn Hurst, David VanVoorst |
Part-time
Students complete one or two courses per term. Current courses include:*
- Taxation of Corporations
- Intro to Business Structuring
- Tax Policy
- Tax Research and Statutory Interpretation
- Intro to International Tax
- Tax Accounting (Provisions)
- Advanced Business Structuring
- Estate and Retirement Planning
- Advanced International Tax
- Tax Planning for Owner Manager (Private Companies)
- Tax Risk Management
- Advanced Tax Research Paper
*Please note this is a general list, subject to change
Graduate Diploma in Taxation
Students complete one or two courses per term. Courses can be replaced with other offerings with advance approval. Completion of 6 coursesis required to graduate.
- Taxation of Corporations
- Intro to Business Structuring
- Tax Policy
- Tax Research and Statutory Interpretation