Diploma in Tax Accounting
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Diploma in Tax Accounting

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Get ready to dive deep into the world of tax accounting - it's not just numbers, it's a whole new language!

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About this event

Business • Finance

Master UK tax accounting—from PAYE to self-assessment. Learn income tax, payroll, and double entry rules from start to finish.


Overview:

The Diploma in Tax Accounting gives you a structured introduction to how taxation works across individual, payroll, and business settings in the UK. From understanding the UK tax administration to filing a self-assessment return, this course walks you through the mechanics of the system with clarity and logic. Whether you're new to the topic or brushing up, you’ll gain a strong footing in income statements, balance sheets, and the rules around National Insurance.

You’ll also explore PAYE and payroll, the backbone of employment-related tax, and learn the key principles behind double entry accounting. The course finishes with an insightful look into the career opportunities in tax accounting—giving you a clearer view of your future in the sector. No fluff, just straight-to-the-point training tailored for online learning.


Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand the fundamentals of UK tax and accounting rules.
  • Learn how to prepare income statements and balance sheets.
  • Gain insight into individual tax and National Insurance structures.
  • Know the processes for submitting self-assessment tax returns.
  • Grasp how PAYE and payroll systems function in the UK.
  • Learn double entry rules used in professional accounting work.


Who is This Course For:

  • Individuals new to UK tax and financial statements.
  • Jobseekers aiming for entry-level tax accounting roles.
  • Office workers handling payroll or wages administration.
  • Students interested in financial or accounting careers.
  • Bookkeepers looking to understand UK tax processes.
  • Admin staff managing income and business records.
  • Freelancers needing to file self-assessment tax returns.
  • Career changers exploring opportunities in tax services.


Career Path:

  • Tax Assistant – £23,000 per year
  • Payroll Administrator – £26,000 per year
  • Accounts Clerk – £25,500 per year
  • Junior Tax Accountant – £28,000 per year
  • Self-Assessment Advisor – £30,000 per year
  • Tax Technician – £32,000 per year

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