The Tax Syllabus Repository is a shared collection of syllabi from tax courses, it is open to all academics at any level. It is meant to be a resource for all academics who teach tax including those starting their first job or anyone who is prepping a new course. Although many times we get courses passed down from colleagues, that is not always the case, and ensuring that everyone has the tools to teach will hopefully encourage and make it easier for tax faculty to bring the best ideas to students.
I also hope to collect Ph.D. Tax Seminar syllabi, so that academics of all ranks can see what papers are being covered as we train the next generation of professors and stay up to date on the important papers in the tax literature.
Since syllabi often contain sensitive information, access to the repository is restricted. If you are a professor who would like to contribute, you can either request access to the dropbox repository and be able to both upload your own syllabi or see other’s syllabi OR you if you do not want to have access to all the syllabi, you can simply upload your syllabi here and I will add it to the repository to help others. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to email me at tyler.menzer[at]tcu.edu. If you sign up below, I may send a once a year email for you to upload your most current version of your syllabus so that we can have the most up to date repository.
Request access
If you would like full access to the repository, please share your name and email (that you use for dropbox), and should get an email invitation from Dropbox once your access is set up.
Submit a syllabus
If you would just like to share your class materials, you can simply upload a copy of your course syllabus here and I will add it to the syllabus repository. If you have multiple syllabi, simply use this form multiple times. Thank you for contributing!