This unit aligns to the knowledge requirements of the Tax Practitioners Board.
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Learning Outcomes
1. | Explain the key provisions of Australian taxation law across a range of individual and business scenarios and demonstrate a working knowledge of the legal concepts, principles and tax treatment calculations; | ||
2. | Apply Australian taxation Law to the preparation of income tax returns of moderate complexity for individual taxpayers, companies, partnerships and trusts; | ||
3. | Analyse the compliance requirements of the Australian taxation system, including a critical awareness of the concept of tax avoidance and evasion provisions in the Australian tax legislation; | ||
4. | Compare tax implications of different business structures and individual circumstances, research tax applications and provide strategic advice regarding the tax issues arising from a range of financial planning and common taxpayer scenarios; and | ||
5. | Demonstrate an understanding of the general requirements of the TPB and TASA Act and implications in relation to providing professional financial planning advice. |
Assessment
Assessment type | Description | Grade |
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Assignment | Tax Law, Principles and Concepts (500 words) | 10% |
Portfolio | Portfolio of Applied Tax and Professional Advice Activities (2000 words) | 40% |
Project | Tax Strategies and Recommendations (2500 words) | 50% |
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