Business Taxation Curriculum
Curriculum
In the Master of Business Taxation Program, you'll explore the latest topics—new statutes, regulations, IRS pronouncements, and more—while also gaining a greater perspective on the relationship between tax and business issues. This combination allows you to expand your career options and pursue positions in consulting, management, and other roles in the tax industry.
Program at a glance
The flexibility offered by Minnesota Carlson empowers students to map degree paths as individually as they are.
Full-Time & Part-Time options
Structure
The program is 30-credits and can be completed full-time or part-time. Fully online, courses are asynchronous, divided into weekly modules, and designed by online learning experts who employ the latest technologies. There is a break from early March until mid-April to accommodate working tax professionals.
You'll be able to receive your degree in just four semesters when you choose the full-time option.
Classes can be taken in any order to complement your day-to-day work life.
Taxation Certificates
Not ready to jump into a full program? Enhance your skills with a graduate certificate in taxation. Graduate Certificates allow students to enroll in 12 credits (4-6 courses) of graded, transcripted coursework that can usually be completed in a single academic year. If you complete a certificate, you may apply it to the Master of Business Taxation program if you decide to pursue the degree.
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MBT Advisory Board
The board works closely with program leadership and provides feedback and assistance with matters including curriculum, benchmarking activities, surveys, communication, enrollment, etc. Constructive and timely input from a variety of firms, companies, and government agencies is critical to ensuring the program continues to meet the greater needs of the tax community and adjusts to ongoing changes in global taxation.
The board is made up of members of the greater Twin Cities tax community, including representatives from public accounting firms, public and private companies, government agencies, alumni, as well as a current adjunct faculty member and a recent graduate from the MBT program.
One of the missions of the Board is to ensure the MBT Program is meeting the needs of the tax community. We would like to hear from you. Please submit questions, comments, or suggestions to the advisory board at [email protected].