Tax Accounting - Online Training Course

Master UK tax accounting, self-assessment, PAYE, and national insurance in this expert-led course. Learn income tax, payroll, and financial records with ease.

Understanding tax accounting is essential for individuals and businesses to manage finances efficiently. This course provides a structured approach to UK tax systems, covering income tax, payroll, national insurance, and self-assessment. Whether handling tax for yourself or preparing financial statements for others, the course simplifies complex concepts into digestible learning.

From mastering double-entry accounting to navigating HMRC regulations, this course builds confidence in tax administration. By the end, you’ll be well-versed in PAYE, tax returns, and income tax laws, helping you apply these skills effectively in tax-related roles.

Learning Outcomes

Understand UK income tax laws and financial record management.

Learn about PAYE, payroll systems, and employer tax responsibilities.

Master self-assessment tax returns and submission processes.

Explore national insurance contributions and their impact on earnings.

Develop skills in double-entry bookkeeping for accurate accounting.

Gain insight into a career in UK tax accounting and job prospects.

Curriculam
Module 01: Introduction to Tax Accounting
Module 02: Income Statement and Balance Sheet
Module 03: Tax System and Administration in the UK
Module 04: Tax on Individuals
Module 05: National Insurance
Module 06: Self-Assessment Tax Return Submission
Module 07: Fundamentals of Income Tax
Module 08: PAYE, Payroll, and Wages
Module 09: Double Entry Accounting
Module 10: Career as a Tax Accountant in the UK

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Who is this Course For?

• Individuals seeking knowledge of UK tax laws and regulations.
• Business owners wanting to manage tax and payroll effectively.
• Accounting professionals looking to enhance tax-related expertise.
• Finance students eager to gain insights into tax administration.
• Freelancers and self-employed handling self-assessment tax returns.
• HR personnel managing employee payroll and national insurance.
• Aspiring tax accountants interested in financial reporting roles.
• Anyone keen on understanding income tax and business records.
  

Career Path

• Tax Accountant – £35,000 to £50,000 per year
• Payroll Manager – £30,000 to £45,000 per year
• Finance Officer – £28,000 to £40,000 per year
• Tax Adviser – £32,000 to £55,000 per year
• Accounts Assistant – £22,000 to £32,000 per year
• HMRC Compliance Officer – £30,000 to £42,000 per year