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MTax Program Details

Weber State’s Master of Taxation (MTax) program has an exceptional track record of preparing working professionals and full-time students for specialized tax jobs in various organizations. Few MTax programs in the world, let alone in Utah, can match the combination of quality, convenience, and connection offered at the Goddard School of Business and Economics.

Our program benefits students with small class sizes, which means more time with highly qualified professors. Our students also have direct access to Goddard’s impressive alum network, with many Weber graduates at large organizations. Nothing is more important than the return students get for their tuition investment.


MTax Delivery Methods

Take 1-5 courses per semester and get your Master of Taxation degree as quickly as a year. In-person classes are required for Davis and Weber Counties students, while those outside of these counties can participate in real time online.


Curriculum

Weber State’s Master of Taxation (MTax) program coursework is identical for in-person and online delivery tracks.

Catalog: Full Program Curriculum

You’ll take courses such as

  • Accounting for Income Taxes
  • Advanced Corporate Taxation
  • Advanced Individual Taxation
  • Advanced Partnership Taxation
  • Tax Research & Procedure

You’ll choose elective courses such as

  • Gifts, Estates, Trusts & Real Estate Taxation
  • International Taxation
  • Mergers, Acquisitions & Consolidations
  • Retirement Plans
  • State & Local Tax/Exempt Organizations

Scholarships

The School of Accounting and Taxation offers several tuition waivers and private scholarships to our Master of Taxation (MTax) students. Scholarships are awarded three times a year to students for each upcoming semester based on diverse criteria including but not limited to GPA, program participation and individual scholarship criteria.

We have limited funds for our most qualified students in the MTax program. Students must apply for scholarships they are interested in per semester to be considered. For your scholarship to be paid out, you must have an active scholarship application on file in the Financial Aid/Scholarship Office. The office may also have other scholarship opportunities, so visit their website for information on how to apply.

APPLICATION DEADLINES

  • Fall entrance: To be considered for a scholarship, the application must be complete with all documents received by June 1.
  • Spring entrance: To be considered for a scholarship, the application must be complete with all documents received by Oct. 1.
  • Summer entrance: To be considered for a scholarship, the application must be complete with all documents received by Feb. 1.