Accounting school training courses in Ann Arbor, MI (public, in-house or online)

This program prepares students for entry-level positions with accounting and tax services, CPA firms, and small businesses where they will provide accounting skills, computer skills, and office support. It also gives students credit that can be applied toward the Associate’s Degree in Accounting.

The objective of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting (BSA) is to provide students with a broad, fundamental knowledge of accounting. In addition, students will gain an understanding of the dynamics of organizations, the business environment and the economy. Knowledge gained from this program will serve as a foundation for careers in public accountancy, industry, government and non-profit organizations.

Our Tax Preparation school covers the following:
Opportunities in Tax Preparation
Gross Income & Exclusions
Business Expenses & Retirement Plans
Self-Employed & Employee Expenses
Itemized & Other Deductions
Credits & Special Taxes
The Corporate Income Tax
Capital Gains & Losses
Tax Administration & Tax Planning
Partnership Taxation
Withholdings, Estimated Tax Payments, & Payroll Taxes
Accounting Periods, Methods & Depreciation

Our Accounting school covers the following:
Accounting: The Language of Business
Payroll
Accounting for Corporations
Accounting for Corporate Bonds
Statement of Cash Flows
Managerial Accounting
Job Order Cost Accounting
Cost-Revenue Analysis
The General Journal and the General Ledger
Accounting for Purchases and Accounts Payable

You will study in highly interactive, small classes in 8-week accelerated modules. Our faculty will actively engage you in a high quality and relevant curriculum that prepares you to enter a rewarding career in accounting.

We prepare you for a new career in accounting, career advancement within your current organization, and management positions in small and large organizations. Many of our graduates move on to complete 4-year degrees and pursue professional certification relevant to the...

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