Course code: 1429 + Course abbreviation: GradCertTax + Course director: Dr Bill Orow + Offered on campus in evening seminars at Caulfield campus (may also be offered at other locations or modes of delivery; some units may be offered in an intensive mode) + Normally completed in one semester of full-time study or two semesters of part- time study
The certificate provides a short course in taxation and related topics appropriate for taxation practitioners seeking to meet continuing professional education requirements or to update their knowledge in specific taxation areas. It is also appropriate for graduates working in other business, financial planning or investment areas who regularly deal with taxation issues and for those who wish to complete a preliminary course of taxation studies.
Applicants require a pass degree or equivalent qualification. Applicants
without a first degree who have at least six years appropriate employment
experience should refer to the section on executive certificates. Candidates
may be eligible for a maximum of two credit exemptions for units considered to
be equivalent to particular units in the course of study and is restricted to
study completed in the last five years. Refer to the course director for
further details.
This is a fee-paying course. Candidates are referred to the Department of
Business Law and Taxation as to the 2003 course fee. Course fees are set and
reviewed annually and are therefore subject to change.
Students who successfully complete the Graduate Certificate in Taxation may
apply for admission to the Graduate Diploma in Taxation course, or the Master
of Taxation if a high credit average is achieved.
Candidates must complete any four units from the following list of electives or two of the following plus a maximum of two electives from this or other departments within the Faculty of Business and Economics or other faculties within the university. The choice of electives is under the control of the course director and the onus is on the student to check their availability.
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