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Master of Applied Taxation
Program Details
With the complexity and volume of tax law in Australia, there is a need for Chartered Accountants to be able to identify and alert their clients to taxation issues. The Master of Applied Taxation is designed for qualified Chartered Accountants who are regularly faced with tax issues in their professional work. The program includes specific studies in taxation in a business context so students are able to offer their clients an appropriate quality of service. It will enable students to develop skills in identifying underlying business problems and issues relating to taxation, and to think creatively about solutions to them.
Program Structure
In the Master of Applied Taxation program, students must complete 8 courses (48 units of credit). Four courses are compulsory and are completed through the ICAA prior to enrolling in the Master of Applied Taxation. A further four courses are elective and completed through Atax.
The duration of the program is 1 year part time: 4 Atax courses - 2 per semester.
Courses on Offer
How are courses assessed?
Students usually prepare a research paper of about 5,000 words for each course and sit an examination at the end of each course.
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Postgraduate
