Cambridge
Academy
In London
Course Description
The course Includes: Training Room-Training material - Training with workshops - Cafe break -Transportation to and from the airport.
For any inquiries: Email: info@caclo.co.uk / 00447455203759
Introduction
This course aims to increase participants' understanding of the major difficulties that governments encounter when creating, implementing, and overseeing a contemporary tax system. It provides a succinct explanation of the theoretical foundations of tax policymaking and goes into great detail on its application and practice with a focus on the region the course is intended for. The development of methods to enhance participants' tax systems and how they are implemented and handled is encouraged.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course the participants will be able to:
• Explain the fundamentals of policy formulation and how they affect tax administration, providing connections between the two and demonstrating how their responsibilities are interconnected.
• Review design issues for significant taxes that make up modern tax systems (such as broad-based consumption and income taxes, property taxes, excises, and small business tax regimes), as well as approaches to tax policymaking in particular economic and institutional contexts, such as resource-rich countries, fragile countries, and countries in economic blocs/customs unions, as well as international taxation (such as taxation of the digital economy).
• Use experiences from the region and beyond to discuss the structure, management, and administration of tax administrations.
• Give a summary of current concerns in tax administration and policy, as well as the effects they have on tax systems worldwide.
Targeted Audience
Senior officials from tax administrations and finance ministries whose duties include overseeing tax administration or advising ministers on matters of tax policy They may be responsible for doing policy research and assessment, creating policy suggestions, creating tax laws, and managing organizational problems, strategic planning, information technology, and other crucial operational tasks in tax administrations.
Unit1: TAX ANALYSIS
1. Taxation and tax reform principles
2. The effects of taxes and subsidies on the economy
3. Spending taxes and consumption taxes
4. international trade taxes
5. Income taxation Harmonization of international taxes
Unit 2: DIFFERENT TYPES OF TAX POLICIES
1. Taxation of wealth and assets
2. Real estate taxes and property taxes
3. Natural resource taxation
4. Financial sector taxation
5. Taxation and inflation
6. Taxation of online shopping
7. MNC taxation and BEPS
Unit3: TAX ADMINISTRATION & COMPLIANCE
1. Tax management and tax observance
2. Challenges of tax reform and implementation
3. Fiscal architecture and fiscal policy
4. Taxation of natural resources
5. Tax incidence research
6. Experimenting with taxes to learn more about them
7. Taxation of natural resources
8. Tax incidence research
9. Experimenting with taxes to learn more about them
Unit4: REVENUE FORECASTING
1. Value-added and excise taxes
2. Trade taxes
3. Personal income taxes
4. Corporate income taxes
5. Taxes on natural resources
6. Property taxes
Unit5: COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
1. Introduction to computers and computerisation
2. The impact of technology
3. Microcomputers in revenue forecasting
4. Cloud computing technology
5. Private cloud computing system
6. The power of collaboration
7. Challenges
8. Integration
9. Performance
10. Security
Unit6: EMPIRICAL TECHNIQUES AND MODELS
1. models for microsimulation
2. The typical taxpayer
3. model macroeconomic
4. models for predicting the GDP
5. Analysis of regression
6. Sampling methods
7. consumer spending studies
8. Model for receipts
Unit 7: RISK MANAGEMENT, COMPETITION & INCENTIVES
1. The control of tax compliance risks
2. Transfer pricing and the resolution of international disputes
3. Competition in taxes and financial incentives
4. Detailed tax arrangements for avoiding double taxatio