The Masters of Taxation Degree at FAU is suitable for a wide range
of career paths and goals:
In one recent
comprehensive survey of 23 accounting positions in public accounting
firms, Tax Partners ranked number # 1
in total cash compensation.
Already a Tax Practitioner? The
Master of Taxation Degree at FAU will improve your existing skills and
bring you up to date on the latest tax issues and research methods.
Looking to open new career opportunities?
The Master of Taxation Degree at FAU will give you all the tools you
need to pass the IRS Enrolled Agent Exam, and you will receive up to
27 of the hours in accounting, which is enough accounting hours in
most states for the CPA Certificate. (Florida requires 36 accounting
hours. Click here
to see a summary of the requirements in all 50 states. International
students can also obtain
the CPA certificate.) In You are
welcome into the program with no previous taxation, business, or
accounting courses. We want bright minds!
Interested in the CPA or other professional
certification? The Master of Taxation permits you to focus
on the accounting hours needed for professional certification. You will receive up to
27 of the hours in accounting, which is enough accounting hours in
most states for the CPA Certificate. (Florida requires 36 accounting
hours. Click here
to see a summary of the requirements in all 50 states. International
students can also obtain
the CPA certificate.) Some states
may more require more accounting hours and some states may require
fewer, and some states may require that specific courses be taken, and
some states will require certain non-accounting courses as well.
Who needs Tax Accountants? The
economy has its ups and downs, but, as some say, the only things
certain in life are "death and taxes." Every legal, taxable,
entity pays taxes--individuals, corporations, partnerships, estates
and trusts. The typical taxation partner in the large public
accounting firm earns hundreds of thousands a dollars per year, or
even more. Tax accountants are needed almost everywhere, in small
public accounting firms, large accounting firms, law firms, corporate
tax departments, the IRS, state departments of revenue, investment
firms, banks, and in private practice. The need for tax accountants
has never been greater.
Study under nationally prominent faculty in a
top-10 ranked program, in a college with full AACSB / SACS accreditation.
