UNSW Handbook Plan - Taxation

Taxation - ATAXBS9250


	Faculty: Australian School of Business
	School: Australian School of Taxation and Business Law
	Contact: http://www.blt.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 9250 - Taxation
	Award(s):
	Master of Taxation (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

Students must complete courses from the following lists to obtain a specialisation in Taxation.

Plan Structure

Students must complete the following core courses:

ATAX0401 Tax Policy (6 UOC)

In addition select seven elective courses:

ATAX0403 Taxation of Corporations (6 UOC)
ATAX0404 Asia Pacific Tax Regimes (6 UOC)
ATAX0405 Taxation of Trusts (6 UOC)
ATAX0406 Tax Administration Process (6 UOC)
ATAX0407 Taxation of Corporate Finance (6 UOC)
ATAX0408 Int Tax: Anti-Avoidance (6 UOC)
ATAX0410 Taxation of Superannuation (6 UOC)
ATAX0411 Taxation of Capital Gains (6 UOC)
ATAX0416 Current Research Probs in Tax (6 UOC)
ATAX0418 Consolidat'ns&GroupStructures (6 UOC)
ATAX0420 Principles of Aust Intern'l Tx (6 UOC)
ATAX0422 GST: Design and Structure (6 UOC)
ATAX0423 Principles of GST Law (6 UOC)
ATAX0425 Tax of Employee Remuneration (6 UOC)
ATAX0426 Tax & Invest Reg in China (6 UOC)
ATAX0427 Tax Strategies in Fin Planning (6 UOC)
ATAX0428 Int Tax: Design and Structure (6 UOC)
ATAX0429 International Tax Research (6 UOC)
ATAX0431 Principles of Revenue Administ (6 UOC)
ATAX0434 Spec Tax Jurisdictions: Europe (6 UOC)
ATAX0435 SpecTax Jurisdictions:NAmerica (6 UOC)
ATAX0437 Double Tax Agreements (6 UOC)
ATAX0438 Tax Risk Management (6 UOC)
ATAX0440 SMSF Law (6 UOC)
ATAX0441 Comparative Tax Systems (6 UOC)
ATAX0450 Tax Transfer Pricing (6 UOC)
ATAX0455 Tax of Property Transactions (6 UOC)

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