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Duration

6 months

Tuition

$10,000

 

Sep 8-Mar 16

Commitment

Part-Time

Delivery

Live Online

Credential

Graduate Certificate

Year Founded

1827

Scholarships

yes

The Certificate of Canadian Income Tax Practice from the University of Toronto is a six-month online program designed to help early-career professionals build a strong foundation in Canadian income tax. As the Canadian tax system continues to grow in complexity, the program provides targeted education for new CPAs, lawyers, accountants, or individuals seeking to transition into a career in tax practice. Delivered by experienced tax educators and respected practitioners, the curriculum equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively manage tax compliance, identify key tax issues, and conduct professional tax research. Classes are held once a week in the evening through live online sessions, making the program accessible for working professionals.

Throughout the program, participants gain hands-on experience with real-world tax scenarios and the day-to-day tasks commonly encountered in tax practice. Learners develop a strong understanding of how financial statements relate to tax returns, while also building essential competencies in research, critical thinking, and professional communication with clients and stakeholders. The program also introduces commonly used tax preparation and research technologies, helping participants work efficiently in modern compliance environments. By combining technical tax knowledge with practical skill development, the program prepares graduates to perform confidently in professional tax roles and pursue further advanced study in Canadian taxation.

Admission Requirements

  • Proof of a professional designation, undergraduate degree, successful completion of the CPA CFE exam, or equivalent qualifications and/or relevant professional experience.

What You’ll Learn

  • Apply foundational Canadian income tax concepts to real-world tax compliance scenarios.
  • Analyze financial statements and understand their relationship to tax returns and disclosures.
  • Use tax preparation and research software to support efficient tax practice.
  • Develop professional skills in tax research, critical thinking, and client communication.

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Student Reviews (10)

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University of Toronto

Culture of problem-solving and innovation

Melissa Pettigrew

Toronto • December 23, 2025

Graduated From

Engineering Science (EngSci)

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

As a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Engineering program, I found it intense, fast-paced, and extremely rewarding. The program placed a strong emphasis on fundamentals, pushing me to master core concepts in math, physics, and engineering scie...

As a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Engineering program, I found it intense, fast-paced, and extremely rewarding. The program placed a strong emphasis on fundamentals, pushing me to master core concepts in math, physics, and engineering science before applying them to complex problems. Through labs, problem sets, and design courses, I learned skills like programming for analysis, system modeling, and turning theory into practical solutions.

What really stood out was the culture of problem-solving and innovation. Team projects and the capstone design course challenged me to work under pressure, collaborate with diverse teams, and communicate technical ideas clearly. The workload was demanding, but it prepared me well for industry and further studies by building resilience, strong analytical skills, and confidence in tackling unfamiliar engineering challenges.

University of Toronto

Worth the effort.

Kaicheng Zhang

Toronto • December 15, 2025

Graduated From

Engineering Science (EngSci)

Overall:

5 out of 5

Instructors:

5 stars

Curriculum:

5 stars

Job Assistance:

5 stars

Hard as hell but worth the effort.

Hard as hell but worth the effort.

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