 MASTER OF ACCOUNTANCY major in Taxation (non-thesis)
(Effective SY 2007 - 2008)
The Master of Accountancy: Major in Taxation (MA-T) Program is intended to prepare the student to meet the challenges of the ever changing demands of the Accountancy profession, particularly in taxation. It is a 45-unit program to be completed in two years on a trimester basis. In line with the University’s thrust on lifelong learning, the program is targeted to municipal, city, provincial, and government agencies accountants, BIR personnel, and tax consultants.
It includes applications of national and international taxation systems in cases and actual studies. Both CPAs and non CPAs having an undergraduate degree of BSA, BSC major in Accountancy, BS in Management Accounting and BSBA major in Accountancy or Finance can take the program.
Objectives of the Program
- To provide relevant, timely and transformative accounting education particularly taxation which is responsive to the needs of the local, national and global communities in a rapidly changing world.
- To develop competent and socially responsible tax professionals and life long learners.
- To meet the needs of the accounting profession for individuals with a broader and extensive training in tax system in national and international setting
- To provide a venue for Accountants seeking advancement of specialization in their professionals fields.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Accountancy, Management Accounting, Commerce major in Accountancy, or BSBA major in Accountancy or Finance
- Certificate of Transfer Credentials / Certificate of Honorable Dismissal (original copy)
- Transcript of Records specifying Graduation / Special Order (informative copy)
- Certificate of Employment (at least 2 years experience for CPAs and 3 years for non CPAs)
- Recommendation from Professor / Employer
- Satisfactory admission test scores
- Completed Application Form
Foreign Students
- Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR)
- Certificate of Equivalency
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