Start Date:
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Course
Description:
Tax Agent Services Act 2009
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Admission
Requirement:
Not Applicable
Study Load:
Self-paced (e.g. Approx. 7 - 8 hours per week= complete in 2 weeks)
Study Mode:
Duration:
2 weeks
Course Fees:
$200
CPE hours
15 hours (Continuing Professional Education)
Payment
Options:
Upfront Payment
Assessments:
Unsupervised assignments and online activities
Required
Textbooks:
None
Professional
Accreditation:
Application:
Further
Information:
Course Brochure,
Finance.admissions@tafesa.edu.au
(08) 8207 8050
Start Date:
Enrol anytime
Course
Description:
Tax Agent Services Act 2009
read more
Admission
Requirement:
Not Applicable
Study Load:
Self-paced (e.g. Approx. 7 - 8 hours per week= complete in 2 weeks)
Study Mode:
Duration:
2 weeks
Course Fees:
$200
CPE hours
15 hours (Continuing Professional Education)
Payment
Options:
Upfront Payment
Assessments:
Unsupervised assignments and online activities
Required
Textbooks:
None
Professional
Accreditation:
Application:
Further
Information:
Course Brochure,
Finance.admissions@tafesa.edu.au
(08) 8207 8050
This unit describes the Tax Agents Services Act 2009 (TASA), including the Code of Professional Conduct (Code) for the purposes of understanding the legislation associated with registration as a tax agent or BAS agent.
This course covers the following areas;
- The objects of the Tax Agents Services Act 2009 (TASA).
- Registration process and eligibility requirements including,
- The fit and proper person requirement, prescribed qualifications and experience requirements and relevant transitional provisions.
- The Code of Professional Conduct, including the underlying content of the professional and ethical standards required of registered tax and BAS agents that are contained in the Code in section 30- 10 of the TASA.
- Administrative sanctions that may be imposed for a breach of the code.
- Civil penalty provisions including contraventions that apply to the conduct of entities that are not registered tax agents.
- Civil penalty provisions including contraventions applicable to the conduct of registered agents.
- The TPB's power to apply to a Federal Court for an injunction.
- The Tax / BAS agent's obligations to notify the TPB of any change in circumstances.
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