A Course in Australian Taxation Law
The definitive Australian taxation law course
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Introducing the Chartered Tax Adviser Program From 2013, The Tax Institute will be implementing a new program - The Chartered Tax Adviser Program - replacing the existing Tax Education Program. Going forward, the Diploma in Australian Taxation Law will now be known as A Course in Australian Taxation Law. Are you a current or future candidate? Find out how we have enhanced the program. |
Course overview
Approved by the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) as a suitable course in Australian tax law, the Course in Australian Taxation Law is based on the successful completion of the CTA1 Foundations and CTA2 Advanced courses.
The program is ideal for anyone who is looking to meet the education requirements of the TPB for registering as a tax agent, and provides you with a detailed understanding of the concepts and practical applications of tax law in Australia.
The courses are also an excellent refresher if you are currently practising in the area of tax law and deal with compliance issues on a daily basis, or if you are wishing to practise in the areas of accounting, tax law and financial management.
CTA1 Foundations + CTA2 Advanced = Course in Australian Taxation Law award.
More information
- CTA1 Foundations course detail
- CTA2 Advanced course detail
- Course in Australian Taxation Law qualification upgrade
- Contact us
CTA1 Foundations course detail
- Course overview
- Course units
- Learning and career outcomes
- Structure and workload
- Recognition and progression
- Key study dates
- International tax body alliances
- Candidate testimonials
- How to apply
CTA2 Advanced course detail
- Course overview
- Course units
- Learning and career outcomes
- Structure and workload
- Recognition and progression
- Key study dates
- Candidate testimonials
- How to apply
Contact us
To contact our Education Division, submit a course enquiry, call
+61 2 8223 0038 or email taxeducation@taxinstitute.com.au to discuss your personal education requirements.



