Introduction to Tax
Define Tax
Define and understand Adam Smith’s 4 pillars of a “good” tax
Identify the basic equation to calculate income tax
Compare and contrast a progressive, proportional and regressive tax system
Differentiate the common types of business entities in the US.
Define and differentiate between average tax rates, nominal tax rates and marginal tax rates.
Audit
Describe the purpose and Value of a Financial Statement Audit
Recognize an integrated audit report and a Financial Statement Audit report
List the 4 types of opinions
Identify the governing and standard setting entities for financial accounting and audit oversight.
Identify the link between accountants and auditors
Identify other types of audits
Forensic
Internal
Governmental
Identify other services performed by accountants and auditors
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Introduction to Tax Define Tax Define and understand Adam Smith’s 4 pillars of a “good” tax...
Audit Describe the purpose and Value of a Financial Statement Audit Recognize an integrated audit report and a Financial Statement Audit report List the 4 types of opinions Identify the governing and standard setting entities for financial accounting and audit oversight. Identify the link between accountants and auditors Identify other types of audits Forensic Internal Governmental Identify other services performed by accountants and auditors
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