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Duration
1 year
Tuition
$1,304
Online
Nov 1-Nov 1
Dec 1 - Dec 1 2027
Jan 1 - Jan 1 2028
Feb 1 - Feb 1 2028
Mar 1 - Mar 1 2028
Apr 1 - Apr 1 2028
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Year Founded
1970
Scholarships
yes
This course emphasizes the determination of net income for tax purposes, giving detailed attention to the components that make up this figure, including employment income, business and property income, and capital gains. The course also covers taxable income of individuals and tax payable for individuals.
This course is largely concerned with federal income tax legislation, though it gives some attention to provincial income tax procedures.
Admission Requirements
- The prerequisite for this course is Accounting: Introductory Financial Accounting or an equivalent introductory financial accounting course from another college or university.
What You’ll Learn
- Understand and apply the basic tenets of Canadian income tax and GST/HST through an appreciation of the tax principles, concepts, and vocabulary that make up the Canadian tax system framework.
- Describe the key tax entities and their relationships within the Canadian tax system.
- Explain the key processes followed in the Canadian taxation system.
- Perform calculations to determine net income, including employment income, business and property income, and capital gains.
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Student Reviews (18)
A very expensive and disorganized experience
Chris
August 21, 2026Graduated From
Bachelor of Science, Computing and Information Systems Major
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This is a tremendously terrible school. The content is outdated by many years and rarely gets updated. It is extraordinarily expensive for next to no support. I felt that the staff, from administrators to tutors were extremely inconsistent, unreliable ...
This is a tremendously terrible school. The content is outdated by many years and rarely gets updated. It is extraordinarily expensive for next to no support. I felt that the staff, from administrators to tutors were extremely inconsistent, unreliable and appeared to mostly rely on canned email responses rather than listening to your queries. Ultimately, going to this school cost me an extra 2 years in finishing my degree and I lost my relationship and ended up with $30,000 in OSAP debt from them incorrectly reporting my academic progress. It was impossible to reach anyone at the school on time, and tutors would take months to mark your assignments. I gave up and moved to another school. It is so far the biggest regret of my life. I lost everything. Dealing with the bureaucracy is a full-time job on its own.
Lack of Academic Compassion for Students in Crisis
Alia Jaye Skoreyko
Calgary • February 20, 2026Graduated From
Athabasca University
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