ACCT 325 Federal Tax Research I – Self-Paced Course

Federal Tax Research I is crafted to help students develop fundamental skills essential for effective tax research, emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and applied methodology. Participants will engage deeply with tax law structure to not only recognize but critically analyze various tax issues. The curriculum guides students through identifying pertinent tax issues, sourcing authoritative references, and constructing well-founded arguments. It also focuses on effective communication of research findings in a professional setting. Throughout the course, students will refine their ability to navigate and utilize an array of tax research materials, enhancing their competence in this specialized area of study.

The course aims to expand the students’ knowledge in innovative tax research and ensures that it translates effectively into practical scenarios. Objectives include boosting the identification and analytical treatment of complex tax issues through rigorous source evaluation and relating them to specific instances. Fulfilling these objectives serves the broader goal of cultivating a comprehensive technical understanding of the accounting profession, while addressing specific organizational needs and effectively managing tax-related information. Students finishing this course will be better equipped to handle dynamic tax scenarios in their professional lives, ensuring that their skills in accounting remain sharp and responsive to real-world demands.