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Taxes, Taxes, Taxes (BUS 64)
An investment firm once advertised, “It’s not how much you make that counts, it’s what you keep.” In this course, we will examine the impact of the tax law on a broad range of financial planning strategies, including the purchase of a personal residence and other investment real estate, the financing of education, saving for retirement, estate planning, charitable giving, and minimizing the alternative minimum tax. A few simple steps in each of these areas may save a taxpayer thousands of tax dollars.
This course covers in greater depth the tax savings concepts discussed in the Continuing Studies introductory financial planning courses, and looks at more complex tax savings techniques.
Christopher Canellos
Lecturer, Graduate School of Business; University Tax Director
Christopher Canellos, a certified public accountant
for more than two decades, has been a lecturer at the
Stanford Graduate School of Business for twenty years.
He is a recipient of the Walter J. Gores Award for
Excellence in Teaching.
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Course Details
Thursdays
7:00 - 8:50 pm
5 weeks
Jun 26 - Jul 24
1 unit $260
Drop by: Jul 9
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