COURSE DESCRIPTION
This free online tax course is designed for accounts and finance people working in corporate sector. This course is prepared immediately after submitting the Finance Bill 2020. So, salient features of Finance Bill 2020 are discussed in this online business tax course. We have divided this free corporate tax course into three sections.
In first section, we have discussed the salient features of corporate tax proposed by the Finance Bill 2020. TDS rates changes, minimum tax under section 82C, new section insertion of capital gain, advance tax etc. These changes of income tax are very important to comply with the tax law for the company.
In second section, we have discussed VAT and Supplementary Duty (SD) major changes. From this section, you will learn all about the key changes in Value Added Tax and Supplementary Duty proposed by the Finance Bill.
And finally, we have discussed about the salient features of personal tax. You know, tax free limit has been increased and on the other hand slab-wise tax rates has been decreased. And also, tax return submission by individual taxpayer has been made compulsory for the TIN holder except few exception. A single page return form also introduced for the personal taxpayer. All these above important tax issues are discussed step by step in this free tax course.
You will get unlimited access to this free tax training course for a particular period. So, watch the course whenever could manage time by login into the course. Tax resources and course completion certificate are not provided for the free tax courses. Course materials soft copy and certificate are only provided to the trainees of our paid version courses. Please visit our premium courses for more in depth learning.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Major changes of corporate tax
- VAT and SD major changes
- Major changes of personal tax
Course Features
- Lectures 5
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language Bangla
- Students 58
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
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Introduction
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MAJOR CHANGES PROPOSED BY FINANCE BILL 2020
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Conclusion