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This course is designed to equip candidates with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to solve complex tax issues, implement tax planning initiatives, and administer tax in various business environments. Through this course, candidates will learn advanced taxation techniques and principles to effectively manage tax-related matters for enterprises and specialized business activities.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, candidates will be able to:
- Compute the Tax Liability of Enterprises, Entities, and Specialised Business Activities: Accurately determine the tax obligations for different types of businesses, including specialized activities.
- Handle All Value Added Tax Matters: Manage and address all aspects of Value Added Tax (VAT), ensuring compliance and efficient handling of VAT-related transactions.
- Apply the Procedure for Conducting a Tax Investigation: Conduct thorough tax investigations, following established procedures to uncover and address tax-related discrepancies.
- Explain the Tax Dispute Resolution Mechanism: Understand and articulate the processes involved in resolving tax disputes, providing clear guidance on resolution mechanisms.
- Explain the Tax Implications for Cross Border Business Activities: Analyze and explain the tax implications of international business operations, ensuring compliance with cross-border tax regulations.
- Develop Tax Policies: Formulate and implement effective tax policies that align with organizational objectives and regulatory requirements.
Course Content Overview
- Tax Computation for Various Business Entities
- Value Added Tax (VAT) Management
- Tax Investigation Procedures
- Tax Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
- Cross-Border Tax Implications
- Tax Policy Development
This course is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their expertise in advanced taxation. It is particularly suitable for tax professionals, financial managers, and business consultants involved in managing complex tax issues and planning tax strategies. By the end of this course, candidates will be well-prepared to handle sophisticated tax matters, implement effective tax planning initiatives, and administer tax functions in diverse business environments.
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5Taxation of companiesVideo lesson
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6Incomplete records pertaining to limited companiesVideo lesson
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7Minimum taxVideo lesson
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8Shortfall tax computationVideo lesson
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9Taxation of dividendsVideo lesson
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10Case law on taxation of limited companiesVideo lesson
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11Rental incomeVideo lesson
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12Real estate investment trusts (REITS)Video lesson
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13Charitable institutionsVideo lesson
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14Leasing entities, including hire purchase lease agreementsVideo lesson
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15Co-operative societies, SaccosVideo lesson
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16Trade associationsVideo lesson
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17Trust bodiesVideo lesson
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18Financial institutionsVideo lesson
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19Sea and air transport undertakingsVideo lesson
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20Collective investment schemesVideo lesson
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21Professional, training, management, agency, and consultancy feesVideo lesson
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22Property developers and contractorsVideo lesson
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23Taxation of extractive industriesVideo lesson
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24Capital gain taxVideo lesson
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25Digital service taxVideo lesson
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26Application of relevant case lawVideo lesson
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27Obligations of a taxable person and offences relating to VATVideo lesson
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28Value added tax computationVideo lesson
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29Restriction of input tax claimableVideo lesson
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30Imported services and VAT withholding agentsVideo lesson
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31VAT refunds and bad debt relief computationVideo lesson
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32VAT Accountant certificateVideo lesson
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33Value added tax automated assessmentsVideo lesson
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34I tax significance and application in value added tax administrationVideo lesson
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35case lawVideo lesson
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36Tax fraudVideo lesson
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37Civil and criminal tax investigationVideo lesson
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38Events which may trigger an investigationVideo lesson
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39Back duty and in-depth examinationVideo lesson
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40Customs and excise investigationsVideo lesson
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41Negotiation for settlementVideo lesson
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42Types of tax audit and their significanceVideo lesson
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43case lawVideo lesson
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44Tax disputesVideo lesson
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45Stages of tax dispute resolution processVideo lesson
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46Tax dispute resolution process cycleVideo lesson
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47Legal framework and objectives of Alternative Dispute ResolutionVideo lesson
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48Types of tax disputes eligible for Alternative Dispute ResolutionVideo lesson
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49Benefits of Alternative Dispute ResolutionVideo lesson
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50Parties to Alternative Dispute Resolution and their rolesVideo lesson
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51Issues exempted from Alternative Dispute ResolutionVideo lesson
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52Alternative Dispute Resolution agreement terms and timelinesVideo lesson
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53Termination of alternative dispute resolutionVideo lesson
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54Distinction between trading in and trading with a countryVideo lesson
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55Double taxation agreements; theory, design and applicationVideo lesson
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56Regional perspective with reference to the East African CommunityVideo lesson
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57Most favored nation statusVideo lesson
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58Nature, characteristics and significance of One Stop Border PostsVideo lesson
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59Generalized system of preference and AGOAVideo lesson
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60Tax havens and treaty shoppingVideo lesson
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61Tax information exchange agreements (TIEAS)Video lesson
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62Transfer pricing: oecd guidelinesVideo lesson
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63Application of relevant case lawVideo lesson
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64Tax planning for individualsVideo lesson
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65Tax planning for body corporatesVideo lesson
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66Identifying opportunities to alleviateVideo lesson
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67Evaluating remuneration packagesVideo lesson
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68Tax avoidance and anti-tax avoidance provisionsVideo lesson
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69Sectoral tax incentivesVideo lesson
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70Disposal of business operations and restructuring of activitiesVideo lesson
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71Tax risk managementVideo lesson
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78Forms of tax practice and matters relating theretoVideo lesson
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79Matters relating to new clientsVideo lesson
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80Handling of client workVideo lesson
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81Disclosures in tax returnsVideo lesson
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82Moral and ethical issues in taxationVideo lesson
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83Tax agents, appointment, obligations, professional liabilityVideo lesson
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84Cancellation of tax agents licenseVideo lesson
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85Role of tax agents in appeals procedureVideo lesson
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86Tax health checkVideo lesson

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Working hours
Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | Closed |