Tax Policy and Technique Program – 2nd Ed.
Objective: Seeks to provide specialized knowledge on the topic of Tax Policy and Tax Technique through the strengthening of structural and strategic concepts as a fundamental in understanding the design and development of the tax policy and the structure of a country’s tax system.
Language offered: Spanish
Target audience: Aimed at officials of the tax administrations of CIAT member countries, as well as the general public that works in the tax area or has an interest in it.
Duration: 24 weeks
Content: The course is composed by the following lessons:
Lesson 1. The Financing of the Public Sector
Lesson 2. The Map of Coactive Instruments
Lesson 3. The Selection of Instruments
Lesson 4. Tax Models
Lesson 5. The Tax Administrator as Advisor in the political scope.
Lesson 6. Capacity of the Administration, Social Acceptance of the Tax and Normative Design
Lesson 7. The Financing of the different Levels of Government
Lesson 8. Between the Private Pricing and the Tax
Lesson 9. Estimating the Income tax
Lesson 10. The Basic Structure of Personal Income Tax. First Part
Lesson 11. The Basic Structure of Personal Income Tax. Second Part
Lesson 12. Corporate Tax
Lesson 13. The Taxation on Donations and Successions
Lesson 14. The Taxation of Assets
Lesson 15. The General Taxes on Sales
Lesson 16. Value Added Tax
Lesson 17. Taxes on Specific Consumption and Tariff Rights
Lesson 18. Regulatory Taxes
Lesson 19. The Financing
Lesson 20. The Organization of the Tax Administration
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: The second edition will be held from April 9 through September 23, 2018.
Registration deadline: March 9, 2018.
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.