Tax Code Course – 4th Ed.
Registration Closed.
Objective: Aims to provide participants with an up-to-date knowledge of the General Part of the Tax Law (material, procedural and sanctioning), allowing them to know modern trends in the matter, through the guidance of a recent model such as the CIAT Tax Code Model.
Language offered: Spanish
Target audience: Is aimed at medium-high-level and / or high-level officials of the tax administrations with capacity for decision-making, responsible for the design of tax policies and their strategic implementation. Private sector lawyers, administrative litigation judges and tax courts officials in Latin America may also participate.
Duration: 20 weeks
Content: The course is composed of the following lessons:
Lesson 1. Basic Concepts
Lesson 2. Constitutional Principles
Lesson 3. Principles of Interpretation and Application of Taxes
Lesson 4. The Substantial Tax Relations – Part 1
Lesson 5. The Substantial Tax Relations – Part 2
Lesson 6. The Substantial Tax Relations – Part 3
Lesson 7. Actuations and Procedures of Tax Application – Part 1
Lesson 8. Actuations and Procedures of Tax Application – Part 2
Lesson 9. Function of Information and Assistance
Lesson 10. Management Procedures
Lesson 11. Audit Procedures
Lesson 12. Collection Procedures
Lesson 13. Tax Infractions and Sanctions – Part 1
Lesson 14. Tax Infractions and Sanctions – Part 2
Lesson 15. Tax Infractions and Sanctions – Part 3
Lesson 16. Procedures for Revision of Tax Acts
The requirements to participate in our courses are:
– Identity
– University graduate or postgraduate
– In the case of public agents, a certificate issued by the Human Resources indicating their status within the Administration.
Date of course: will be held from April 08, through September 01, 2019.
Registration will be received, via web, until March 08, 2019.
Payment may be made through bank transfer and credit cards (VISA and MasterCARD).
It is important to note that the costs do not include the taxes applicable in each national legislation. Therefore, the participants must pay the taxes and bank charges incurred when making the payment.