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Tax Policy Analysis and Tax Revenue

Overview:

Introduction:

This course aims to increase participants' understanding of the major difficulties that governments encounter when creating, implementing, and overseeing a contemporary tax system. It provides a succinct explanation of the theoretical foundations of tax policymaking and goes into great detail on its application and practice with a focus on the region the course is intended for.

Program Objectives:

At the end of this program, the participants will be able to:

  • Explain the fundamentals of policy formulation and how they affect tax administration, providing connections between the two and demonstrating how their responsibilities are interconnected.

  • Review design issues for significant taxes that make up modern tax systems (such as broad-based consumption and income taxes, property taxes, excises, and small business tax regimes), as well as approaches to tax policymaking in particular economic and institutional contexts, such as resource-rich countries, fragile countries, and countries in economic blocs/customs unions, as well as international taxation (such as taxation of the digital economy).

  • Use experiences from the region and beyond to discuss the structure, management, and administration of tax administrations.

  • Give a summary of current concerns in tax administration and policy, as well as the effects they have on tax systems worldwide.

Targeted Audience:

  • Tax policymakers and analysts.

  • Government officials involved in revenue management.

  • Tax professionals and consultants.

  • Researchers and academics specializing in tax policy and revenue analysis.

  • Financial planners and economists interested in taxation.

Unit 1:

Tax Analysis:

  • Taxation and Tax Reform Principles.

  • The Effects of Taxes and Subsidies on the Economy.

  • Spending Taxes and Consumption Taxes.

  • International Trade Taxes.

  • Income Taxation Harmonization of International Taxes.

Unit 2:

Different Types of Tax Policies:

  • Taxation of Wealth and Assets.

  • Real Estate Taxes and Property Taxes.

  • Natural Resource Taxation.

  • Financial Sector Taxation.

  • Taxation and Inflation.

  • Taxation of Online Shopping.

Unit 3:

Tax Administration & Compliance:

  • Tax Management and Tax Observance.

  • Challenges of Tax Reform and Implementation.

  • Fiscal Architecture and Fiscal Policy.

  • Taxation of Natural Resources.

  • Tax Incidence Research.

  • Experimenting with Taxes to Learn More About Them.

Unit 4:

Revenue Forecasting:

  • Value-Added and Excise Taxes.

  • Trade Taxes.

  • Personal Income Taxes.

  • Corporate Income Taxes.

  • Taxes on Natural Resources.

  • Property Taxes.

Unit 5:

Computer Applications:

  • Introduction to Computers and Computerisation.

  • The Impact of Technology.

  • Microcomputers in Revenue Forecasting.

  • Cloud Computing Technology.

  • Private Cloud Computing System.

  • The Power of Collaboration.

Unit 6:

Empirical Techniques and Models:

  • Models for Microsimulation.

  • The Typical Taxpayer.

  • Model Macroeconomic.

  • Models for Predicting the GDP.

  • Analysis of Regression.

  • Sampling Methods.

Unit 8:

Taxation and Economic Development:

  • Tax Policies for Economic Growth.

  • Impact of Taxation on Investment.

  • Tax Incentives for Business Development.

  • Taxation and Employment.

  • Taxation and Sustainable Development.

  • Taxation and Poverty Alleviation.

Unit 9:

Global Tax Trends and Challenges:

  • International Tax Cooperation.

  • Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS).

  • Tax Transparency and Information Exchange.

  • Digital Economy Taxation.

  • Cross-Border Tax Planning.

  • Addressing Tax Avoidance and Tax Havens.

Unit 10:

Tax Law and Ethics:

  • Legal Principles of Taxation.

  • Tax Compliance and Ethics.

  • Professional Standards in Tax Practice.

  • Taxpayer Rights and Responsibilities.

  • Ethical Dilemmas in Tax Planning.

  • Ensuring Fairness and Integrity in Tax Systems.

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