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SUMMARY:Consumption Tax
DESCRIPTION:Introduction\nA consumption tax is a tax that is claimed by a f
 ederal authority on the purchase of any (most) good or service. A consumpt
 ion tax can also refer to a taxing system as a whole in which individuals 
 are taxed based on how much they consume instead of how much they put into
  the economy\n\nPractically every country in the world applies a consumpti
 on tax to the sales of goods and services. Consumption taxes can take the 
 form of sales taxes\, tariffs\, excise\, and other taxes on goods and serv
 ices consumed. These taxes are borne by customers who pay a higher retail 
 price for the good or service.\n\nThe final price includes the consumption
  tax\, which is gathered by the seller and forwarded to the applicable fed
 eral or local authorities. Consumption taxes are mostly levied at differen
 t rates for different types of commodities\, generally according to percep
 tions of whether a commodity is considered a basic necessity or a luxury i
 tem.\n\nWhat are the different types of “Consumption Taxes”? There are
  various consumption taxes and they are known by different names depending
  on the country in question. It can be a fixed rate applied to each sale o
 r a percentage of the total value\, depending on the governing laws in the
  area of business.\n\nEach type requires something different from the busi
 ness owner\, but the bottom line is that the end customer pays the tax. Be
 cause they are the ones consuming the end product\, the ‘consumption’ 
 tax is mostly absorbed by the end-users.\n\nThis Xcelerate training Instit
 ute course will empower you with knowledge on how to prepare sales invoice
 s and credits with and without discounts and sales tax\, recognize the ele
 ments of an invoice\, and understand the impact of consumption taxes on sa
 les transactions.\nLearning Objectives\nUpon finishing this Consumption Ta
 x course effectively\, participants will be able to:\n\n 	Describe the pri
 nciples of consumption tax\n 	Calculate the consumption tax\n 	Explain the
  importance of an invoice and what details you will find on an invoice\n 	
 Learn how to prepare and read credit notes\n 	Describe the main details of
  a statement and its purpose\n 	Carry out cross totting exercises\n 	Descr
 ibe the purchasing process and documents involved\n 	Understand how to cre
 ate and read a purchase invoice\n 	Carry out sample creditor reconciliatio
 ns\n 	Evaluate case studies with different tax laws in various regions\n\n
 Training Methodology\nThis is a collaborative Consumption Tax training pro
 gram and will comprise the following training approaches:\n\n 	Lectures\n 
 	Seminars &amp\; Presentations\n 	Group Discussions\n 	Assignments\n 	Case
  Studies &amp\; Functional Exercises\n\nSimilar to all our courses\, this 
 program also follows the ‘Do-Review-Learn-Apply’ model.\nBenefits For 
 Your Organization \nEnterprises who nominate their employees to partake in
  this Consumption Tax course can benefit in the following ways:\n\n 	Obtai
 n a customized and all-inclusive consumption tax program with features bes
 t suited to address your organization's needs\n 	Produce a detailed intern
 ational consumption tax profile for your organization\n 	Save on legal exp
 enses risen due to consumption tax violations\n 	Ensure that your company 
 is running with the most streamlined processes related to consumption tax\
 n 	Employ the right people to ensure that the consumption tax policies are
  implemented properly\n\nBenefits For You\nThe partakers of this Consumpti
 on Tax course can benefit in the following ways:\n\n 	Explain the factors 
 that drive the need for consumption tax\, and understand the consequences 
 of breaching these laws in a highly legalized world\n 	Prevent your compan
 y from the probable issues faced due to improper consumption tax managemen
 t\n 	Create strategies for implementing consumption tax policies including
  specific tools and technologies\, and then monitoring and training of the
 se policies to build an effective consumption tax compliance program\n 	Be
 nefit from the extensive range of content created by prominent tax experts
  from around the world\n\nTarget Audience \nThis Consumption Tax course wo
 uld be suitable for:\n\n 	Bookkeepers\n 	Accountants\n 	Tax advisers\n 	Ge
 neral tax practitioners\n 	Tax practitioners in advisory firms\n 	Beginner
 s in tax commercial and trade industries\n 	Government officials\n 	In-hou
 se tax directors/managers\n 	Tax regulation bodies\n\nCourse Outline\nINTR
 ODUCTION \n\n 	What is Sales Tax?\n 	Principles of Sales tax\n 	Calculatin
 g Sales Tax\n 	Case Study – Sales tax\n\nUNDERSTANDING CONSUMPTION TAXES
 \n\n 	Value Added Tax (VAT)\n 	Goods and Services Tax (GST)\n 	Excise Tax\
 n 	Import Duties\n 	Retail Sales Tax\n 	Consumption Tax vs. Income Tax\n 	
 Direct Tax\n 	What is a Cascade Tax?\n 	Regressive Tax\n 	The pros and con
 s of consumption tax\n\nSALES\n\n 	Sales invoices\n 	Preparing invoices wi
 th and without trade discount\n 	Sales invoices with settlement discount\n
  	Sales Credit Notes\n 	Case Study- Prepare invoices and credits for Jakes
  Palace\n 	Case Study- understanding discount\n 	Statements and the AR dep
 artment\n 	Case Study- Preparing statements\n 	Prime books overview\n 	Sal
 es Day Books\n 	Case Study- Enter data to sales and returns day books\n 	S
 ales Conclusion\n\nPURCHASES\n\n 	The Purchasing process and checking invo
 ices\n 	Case Study – Check a purchase invoice\n 	Coding invoices\n 	Codi
 ng invoices samples\n 	Case Study – Coding invoices\n 	Transferring invo
 ices and credits to the Purchase Day books\n 	Case Study – Enter data to
  the purchase and purchase returns day book\n 	Creditor reconciliation\n 	
 Case Study – Creditor Reconciliation\n\nCALCULATE SALES TAX AND HOW TO C
 OLLECT IT\n\n 	Consider whether you should list your prices inclusive of t
 axes on your website\n 	Apply taxes at checkout\n 	Calculate and collect i
 n the US\n 	Calculate and collect in the EU\n 	Calculate and collect in ot
 her countries\n\nRECORD AND DOCUMENT SALES TAX ACTIVITY\n\n 	Issue tax-com
 pliant receipts\n 	Refunds and credit notes\n 	Keep safe (and digital) rec
 ords\n\nFILE SALES TAX RETURNS\n\n 	In the US: File tax returns for each s
 tate at distinct intervals\n 	In EU: VAT MOSS returns to be filed every qu
 arter\n 	Filing tax returns in other countries\n 	GST in Australia\n 	GST 
 in Canada\n 	GST in New Zealand\n 	GST in India\n 	Digital taxes in other 
 countries\n\nACCOUNTING AND TAX COMPLIANCE\n\n 	Accrual Accounting\n 	Reve
 nue Recognition\n 	Expense records\n\nCONSUMPTION TAX IN THE FIELD OF ARTS
  – CASE STUDIES\n\n 	Arizona loves out-of-state art lovers\n 	California
  encourages the government to purchase art\n 	Louisiana doesn’t support 
 the arts like it used to\n 	New York supports dramatic and musical arts\n 
 	Rhode Island is a State of the Arts\n 	Florida would support art investor
 s\n\n&nbsp\;
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CATEGORIES:Tax and Revenue
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