- Anti-Tax Evasion

ANTI-TAX EVASION
This eLearning course on Anti-Tax Evasion offers a comprehensive overview of tax evasion in the UK, providing clarity on its definition, methods, and how it differs from tax avoidance. You will explore the UK’s robust legal framework, including pivotal legislation such as the Taxation Act and the Criminal Finances Act, and gain insights into the roles played by key enforcement bodies like HMRC and the FCA. Additionally, the course examines international measures to combat tax evasion, including initiatives like the OECD's Common Reporting Standard, equipping you with the knowledge to navigate the complexities of tax compliance and enforcement in today’s global financial environment.
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What you'll learn
- By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Define tax evasion and distinguish it from tax avoidance, understanding their respective implications.
- Explain the key methods employed in tax evasion and how they impact the financial system.
- Understand the UK legal framework for combating tax evasion, including critical laws such as the Taxation Act and the Criminal Finances Act.
- Identify the roles and responsibilities of enforcement bodies like HMRC and the FCA in ensuring tax compliance.
- Analyze international efforts to combat tax evasion, with a focus on the OECD's Common Reporting Standard and related initiatives.
Who is this course for
- Tax professionals and compliance officers looking to deepen their understanding of anti-tax evasion practices.
- Financial analysts and accountants who need to ensure their organizations adhere to tax regulations.
- Legal professionals and regulators involved in tax law and financial enforcement.
- Students and professionals interested in international finance, tax law, and regulatory frameworks.
Course content
Requirements
- No prior specialized knowledge of tax evasion is required; however, a basic understanding of taxation principles and financial terminology is recommended.
- Familiarity with the UK financial regulatory environment will be beneficial.
- A computer with reliable internet access is necessary for accessing the eLearning platform and course materials.