Judge Robert Maclay Widney founded the University of Southern California in 1879. The school began with 53 students and has since grown to almost 50,000 enrollees. Located in Los Angeles, USC supports its student population and the local communities through public service and leadership projects.
Master of Business Taxation for Working Professionals
USC's master of business taxation offers a 10-course curriculum for working tax professionals. The comprehensive program covers research techniques, professional development, and profound taxation knowledge to further students' careers.
Half of USC learners work at small or mid-tier firms while studying. Another 25% work at the Big Four accounting firms, and 5% hold governmental jobs. As part of the USC Marshall School of Business, this master's program also connects students with a professional network with over 88,000 alumni.
Enrollees must take five core tax programs. Topics cover tax theory and ethics, taxation of corporations, tax research, and communication for accountants. Students can personalize the program with additional five more elective classes. They may explore advanced tax concepts or specialize in auditing, family wealth preservation, or international tax.
Applying to USC
Applicants must submit a personal statement, a resume, GMAT scores, and the $90 application fee. USC requests official undergraduate transcripts showing required prerequisite courses and one year of professional tax-related experience.
Program at a Glance
- School Type: Private
- Accreditation: Regionally accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC)
- Tuition: $2,092/credit
- Required Credits: 30 credits
- Program Length: 20 months
- Delivery Format: Online and synchronous; hybrid