Tax Agent Services Act 2009 and the
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Tax Agent Services Act 2009 and the
Tax Agent Services Act 2009 and the TPB Code of Professional Conduct Building futures one success story at a time The TASA 2009 and TPB Code of Professional Conduct course is designed for financial advisers who provide tax (financial) advice services and are registered with the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) as a tax (financial) adviser. It is delivered in cooperation with The Tax Institute in order to meet the TPB requirements under TPB (I) 10/2011. Students are provided with background and information on TASA 2009 and how it applies to financial advisers. Also covered are registration requirements, transitional provisions, the Code of Professional Conduct and administrative sanctions and penalties available to the TPB. Enrolment date Start anytime. Entry requirements There are no entry requirements for this course. Course delivery Online module: self-study access to a virtual classroom. Duration 4 weeks Learning outcomes After successful completion of this course, students should be able to: • • • • • • • • Demonstrate an understanding of TASA 2009 Quantify the Board’s power to apply to the Federal Court for an injunction List their obligations to notify the Board of a change of circumstances Recall the eligibility requirements for registration and any transitional provisions available Recognise the criteria for determining whether an individual is a fit and proper person Understand their obligations to comply with the standards and principles of the Code Link the administrative sanctions that may be imposed for specific breaches of the Code Relate civil penalty provisions to contraventions of conduct of registered and unregistered agents Contact us on 1300 662 203 or via email at mail@kaplan.edu.au or alternatively speak to your Business Development Manager. Assessment The subject includes one (1) online exam. The exam consists of multiple choice questions. Resubmission and resit Students are permitted two (2) resits of the exam. Exemption There are no exemptions for this subject. Completion Students who successfully complete this subject will receive a Certificate of Completion.