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1-2 Why Accounting? Financial Literacy – what does that mean? What does taxation have to do with me? What can a career in accounting do for me?

1-3 Financial Literacy Definition - is the ability to understand how money works in the world: how someone manages to earn or make it, how that person manages it, how he/she invests it (turn it into more) and how that person donates it to help others.

1-4 Financial Literacy Crisis Flunking - Most Americans have extremely low levels of financial literacy, research suggests, despite its importance. qepQ5Hkhttps:// qepQ5Hk

1-5 Financial Literacy BUS 147: Personal Finance This course assists students in gaining the knowledge, tools, attitude, and skills needed to make informed lifelong financial decisions that will empower their lives.

1-6 Introduction to Taxation An income tax was first enacted in 1861 and repealed after the Civil War ended An income tax law was passed in 1894 and was rejected by the Supreme Court in Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution was passed in 1913 –This is the basis of modern income tax law

1-7 Taxation About million individual income tax returns were filed in 2011 –Almost 83% were filed electronically Individual income tax collections were about $1.04 trillion in 2011 – Uncle Sam took a lot of your money!!

1-8 Taxation But, if you can help people reduce the amount of money that they pay to the government – they will pay you!! Making good by doing good

1-9 Taxation Become a California Registered Tax Preparer (CRTP) – meaning that you can charge $$$$ for doing returns - just by taking just one class here at MiraCosta College ACCT 145 – Individual Income Tax

1-10 The Income Tax Formula Income − Permitted Deductions from Income = Taxable Income × Appropriate Tax Rates = Tax Liability − Tax Payments and Tax Credits = Tax Refund or Tax Due with Return

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1-12 Taxation Taxpayers annually file a tax return using –Form 1040 –Form 1040A –Form 1040EZ All follow the basic income tax formula And then there are the State returns as well – can you say bank!

1-13 Accounting Careers CPA – Certified Public Accountant –Internationally recognized certification –Can lead to may exciting and well paying career opportunities –Average starting salary in San Diego for an accounting major with a BS degree >$52K Other accounting certifications: –Certified Management Accountant (CMA) –Certified Internal Auditor (CIA)

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1-15 Why Accounting?