Taxation
College of Business Administration

Taxation Overview

Program Name Master of Science in Taxation
College Name College of Business Administration
Entry Terms Fall 2012: September 24th 2012 (Fall 2 2012)
Fall 2012: November 5th 2012 (Fall 3 2012)
Spring 2013: January 7th 2012 (Spring 1 2013)
Spring 2013: March 4th 2013 (Spring 2 2013)
Summer 2013: April 15th, 2013 (Summer 1 2013)
Summer 2013: May 27th, 2013 (Summer 2 2013)
Credits Required for Graduation 30 Semester Hours
Estimated Total Tuition* Rate per credit hour: $1,345/semester hour
Total estimated tuition rate: $40,350
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As tax laws continue to evolve in complexity and business becomes more competitive, the demand for highly trained tax experts is significant. Northeastern University’s Online Master of Science in Taxation prepares you to meet that demand. Throughout your studies, you will develop theoretical and practical knowledge of the intricacies of taxation and an appreciation of its vital impact on the effective management of business, financial, industrial, governmental, and nonprofit organizations. In its convenient online format, the Master of Science in Taxation is designed for working professionals like you seeking advanced skills, tools, and knowledge to enhance opportunity in a current position or desired career.

Program Objectives
  • Acquire thorough and current knowledge of the concepts, laws, regulations, and practices of taxation
  • Enhance knowledge and analytical skills of complex tax statutes, regulation, and IRS codes
  • Develop successful tax and financial planning strategies
  • Build analytical and communication skills within a framework of ethical responsibility

* Tuition rates are for the 2012-2013 academic year beginning on July 1, 2012. Tuition and fees are subject to revision by the president and Board of Trustees at any time.

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