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Corporate Taxation


Law 7127 - Fall 2013

Professor: Ronald W. Blasi Class Times: T, 4:10 pm - 5:50 pm
Syllabus: Syllabus-Fall 2013 | Location: Room 652
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Course Description

Corporate Taxation (2 credit hours) Prerequisite: LAW 7095 This course will cover the federal income taxation of C and S corporations from formation through distributions and concluding with liquidations. The tax implications to both shareholders and the entity will be examined. The course will cover transfers of property to a newly formed or preexisting corporation, normal distributions, redemptions, converting a C corporation to an S corporation, and the effect of liquidating distributions on both forms of corporations. NOTE: The maximum number of credit hours a student may earn for taking any combination of LAW 7110, LAW 7415 and LAW 7127 is 4.

Textbooks

Title (ed.) Author / Publisher / ISBN Availability
Federal Income Tax: Code and Regulations--selected Sections (2013-2014) Dickinson / Cch / #9780808034650 GSU Bookstore
Law Library
Understanding Corporate Taxation (2nd) Lederman / Matthew Bender / #9781422474433 GSU Bookstore
Law Library

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Syllabus-Fall 2013

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Syllabus for Corporate Taxation

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