Key words VAT and Case studies I
Objectives This course should be seen as an addition to the course General and Corporation Bookkeeping.
The student learns the basics of VAT-legislation.
Emphasis is put on the practical application of the law through exercises such as filling out a tax return sheet. In this way the student acquires accuracy and precision, which are very important.
Topics Elementary notions of VAT:- Taxable transactions - VAT-taxpayer
- Delivery of goods - service transactions
- Basis of assessment - Tax rates
- Deduction of prepaid tax
- Export and intercommunity delivery
- Import and intercommunity acquisition
- VAT-return - final payment - refund of tax
Statutory obligations:
Case studies
Prerequisites none
Final Objectives Knowledge :
Job-related (specific)- VAT-legislation
- knowledge of sources containing accounting, judicial, social, economic information
- knowledge of professional literature
- thorough knowledge of judicial, economic, commercial documents
- knowledge of statutory documents
- knowledge of technical terminology
Skills:
General:- updating one's knowledge
- collecting and processing information
Job-related (general):- Being able to look up information efficiently
- being able to analyse documents
- being able to work with figures
Job-related (specific)- finding and collecting all sorts of sources containing accounting, fiscal, social and economic information
collecting, registering and classifying job-related data
- drawing up a VAT-return
Attitudes:
Job-related (general)- Being eager to work with figures
Materials used Jos Vervoort: Belasting over de Toegevoegde Waarde - Basiscursus met geactualiseerd wetboek. Uitgeverij Pelckmans + Background information and cases
Study costs Handbook : current market price
Copies : unit price determined under Hogeschool rules
Study guidance Coaching students for preparing cases.
Correction and discussion of cases in class.
The lecturer is available for tutoring.
Teaching Methods
- Lectures
- Question and answer
- Case studies
Assessment
- First exam session: 100 % written exam
- Second exam session: 100 % written exam
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Examination Board Flemish Community (ditto regular student)
Lecturer(s)
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