California College San Diego Taxation on Partnership Presentation Please think about the issues that have been of interest and/or relevance to you. Please
California College San Diego Taxation on Partnership Presentation Please think about the issues that have been of interest and/or relevance to you.
Please select an issue/case/topic and prepare a five minute presentation.
Please ensure the presentation falls within the parameters of issues/topics covered by the course.
The course is Taxation of Business. If in doubt about a suitable topic, consult the syllabus and/or ask me. I have posted a list of topics as examples of topics you may want to select.
The slide deck presentation should be in the form of a Power Point presentation.You should prepare the slide deck as if you were going to present to a client. Remember the slides should provide bullet points and your notes will provide the amplification of the details and authorities [e.g. IRC, Treasury Regulations, case(s)]. Your notes should be your planned speech to accompany the slide deck. Please do not include your notes in the slide deck – it should be a separate document. As a guide for the length of the notes/speech, you should have approximately 650 words in your speech document. This is not a group assignment. Each person will prepare their own set of slides and notes for the presentation. Your assignment will be checked for plagiarism.
please focus on your
1- Organization and Structure of Associated Notes (Clear opening and closing statements. Captures audience interest. Excellent sequence and structure. Very focused and on point. Effective time management and strong transitions. Clearly covers all of stated requirements. Approximately 650 words (645 – 665 word tolerance)
2- Content Knowledge (Highly relevant information presented. Position is clearly described. Assumptions are clearly stated. Compelling supporting evidence and examples for position. Strong mental take away)
3- Organization and Structure of Slide Deck (Excellent slide deck layout, coloring, format, and text-to-slide ratio. High quality charts, graphs, or other images. All graphics help illustrate points or concepts. No grammatical, spelling, or typographical errors.)
