LAW G807:
Professional Conduct in Tax Practice
Summer 2022 • Section 51
Course Description
In the typical contexts of most tax practitioners (that is, advice rather than litigation, and, for an accountant, advice
rather than audit or another assurance examination), the essential professional-conduct principles and rules are
about the same for lawyers, accountants, and actuaries. Moreover, each kind of professional can learn more about
how to interpret her profession’s rules by studying another profession’s rules. In this course, a student will take a
focused look at how professional-conduct norms apply in specific contexts of tax practice. Using what you learn, you
can spot difficult professional-conduct problems and be prepared to manage them with confidence. (Research writing
seminar, no exam)
Schedule
| Day/Time | Location | Note |
|---|---|---|
| T 6:00-8:20 PM | TBA | Classes end 7/26 |
Additional Time Requirements
Last day of Grad Tax Classes is July 27th. Final exams are Aug 1-3.
Registration Info
Registration Notes
This course does not satisfy the Juris Doctor graduation writing requirement. Graduate Tax courses are open to JD Students, but permission from Professor Andy Weiner, Director, Grad Tax Program is required weiner@temple.edu Prerequisites: Law 600 (Taxation), Law 416 (Professional Responsibility)
Pre-Requisites
You must have completed the following courses before enrolling in this course:
- LAW 0600 (Taxation) (C or better)
- LAW 0416 (Professional Responsibility)