6.00 credits
30.0 h + 15.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Van de Velden Kim;
Language
French
Prerequisites
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Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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On completion of this course, students will be able:
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Content
1. Introduction
- General principles of law and Belgian taxation
- Interaction with commercial, corporate and accounting law
- PIT income categories
- The tax base of individuals
- The personal situation of the taxpayer
- Real estate taxation
- Taxation of movable assets
- Conducting a business activity
- Individual non-resident income tax
- Relations between tax and accounting standards
- Taxable persons
- Determination of the taxable basis
- Deductions and exemptions
- Tax computation
- Notions of international taxation
- Group taxation and restructurings
- Basic notions of tax litigation
Teaching methods
Lectures.
Exercices are integrated during lectures.
Jurisprudential illustrations.
Exercices are integrated during lectures.
Jurisprudential illustrations.
Evaluation methods
Topical paper (30%)
Written examination (70%)
The student will be assessed not only on his knowledge, but also:
Written examination (70%)
The student will be assessed not only on his knowledge, but also:
- on his ability to use the Belgian Income Tax Code;
- on his understanding of the tax mechanisms and tax rules;
- on his aptitude to apply them in practice;
- on his ability to express a clear, concise and structured answer to the asked questions, with reference to the applicable legal provisions.
Other information
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Online resources
- Slides on the Student Corner before the written examination
- Ad hoc documents on the Student Corner
- www.fisconetplus.be
- www.curia.eu
Bibliography
- De Wolf, M., Thilmany, J. et Malherbe, J. (2013), Impôt des personnes physiques, Larcier
- Darte, D., et Noël, Y. (2020), Maîtriser l'impôt des sociétés, EdiPro
- Deklerck, L., (2020), Manuel pratique d'impôt des sociétés, Larcier, 11e éd.
Teaching materials
- Slides sur le Student Corner avant l'examen écrit
- Documents ad hoc (doctrine ou jurisprudence) expressément mentionnés comme obligatoire sur le Student Corner
Faculty or entity
CLSM
Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)
Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Master [120] in Management (shift Schedule 2)