The Professional Tax Audit Course
Overview:
Introduction
Being a business, regardless of the type, inevitably involves paying taxes. You can maximize your profits over time and lower the costs associated with failing to comply with your legally mandated tax duties by learning how to manage your tax burden and get ready for tax audits. The word "audit" basically means to verify, review, and scrutinize. Tax audits are a crucial component of finance, but they are not only your CPAs' responsibility. Consultants, analysts, finance experts, and even decision-makers who may have just rudimentary financial expertise all support audits. This course is also geared toward managers and business owners who want to comprehend how tax laws and organizational frameworks effect their organization and how careful tax planning may keep them organized and in good financial standing. Learn how to run your business year-round to prevent last-minute tax confusion.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course the participants will learn about:
- Study the idea of and procedures for preparing for a tax audit in order to better understand why taxes are collected and what they are utilized for.
- Determine the circumstances in which tax reports and audits may be required
- What is the primary objective of tax audits?
- Examine how technology will affect the field of tax audits.
- Determine the ideal time to get ready for tax audits.
- Recognize tax independence and use it in a situation.
- Find the parallels and distinctions between tax audits and other types of audits.
- Describe the differences between government and not-for-profit tax audits and standard tax audits.
- Learn how to carry out an audit from the beginning through the adoption of corrective measures.
Targeted Audience
- Taxpayers
- tax advisors
- tax consultants
- fiscal auditors
- Legal advice and attorneys
- Tax consultants General tax professionals
- Tax experts working for advising firms
- novices in the trade and commercial industries
- government employees
- Internal tax managers or directors
- tax enforcement agencies
- monetary analysts
Course Outline:
Unit 1:TAX AUDIT INTRODUCTION
- Tax Audit Introduction
- Applicability
- Tax Applicability
- Tax Auditor
- Letters
Unit2: TAXES FOR SMALL BUSINESSES
- The Impact of Taxes on the Economy
- Similarities and Differences Between Tax Audits and Due Diligence How Tax Policies Affect Your Business
- Differences and Similarities Between Tax Audits and Regular Audits
Unit 3: TAX STRATEGIES FOR BUSINESSES
- Bringing Down Taxable Income
- lowering the tax rate
- Strengthening the Workforce
Unit 4: MANAGING TAXES
- Accountability vs. Responsibility
- Tools for Tax Planning
- Accounting Statements
- Deferred taxes for management of earnings
Unit 5: IMPORTANT TAX PROCEDURES
- Procedures for Tax Audits Documentation
- Report of Tax Audit, Form 3 CD
Unit 6: INCOME TAX
- Overview of Income Tax
- Exempt Revenue
- Slab Income Tax
- Hometown Status
- Under 5 Heads of Income
- Accounting for All Income
- ahead of tax
- launch and carry
- prospective losses
- Electronic filing of tax returns
- Making a Challan and Paying Taxes
- Financial Punishments
- Calculating taxes and government services
Unit 7: AUDITING
- The Auditor's Position
- Getting Ready for Audits
- Checklists for Audits
- Establishing Internal Controls Using Confidential Information
Unit 8: AUDITING
- Concept & Objective of Auditing
- Types of Audit
- Evidence in Auditing
- Audit Programmes
- Internal Audit
- Statutory Audit
- Cost Audit
- Secretarial Audit
- Auditor’s Report