TaxationLaajuus (5 cr)
Course unit code: HBL20720
General information
- Credits
- 5 cr
- Teaching language
- Finnish
Objective
The student has a detailed idea of the objectives of taxation and the implementation of business taxation in Finland. He/she is able to keep up with tax legislation and its effects on business taxation using different sources of information. He/she is able to calculate the taxable income and net assets based on financial statements, as well as the owner's taxes on company income by the type of ownership. He/she is aware of the possibilities and significance of profit planning in taxation, and he/she is able to plan and implement financial statements according to profit and tax objectives. The student has an idea of tax issues related to a generation change.
Content
Essential tax legislation, the income tax system, types of ownership and owners in taxation, corporate taxation, taxes related to mergers and acquisitions and generational changes, profit planning.
Qualifications
Tilinpäätöksen suunnittelun ja tulkinnan perusteet
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)
5:The student has a holistic understanding related to taxation objectives in Finland. The student is independently able to make tax planning and based on that, she/he is able to calculate the taxable income for different types of companies.
4: The student has a comprehensive understanding related to taxation objectives in Finland. The student is comprehensively able to make tax planning and based on that calculation she/he is able to calculate the taxable income for different types of companies
3: The student has a developing understanding related to taxation objectives in Finland. The student needs assistance to make tax planning and based on that, she/he is able to calculate the taxable income for different types of companies
2: The student has a basic understanding related to taxation objectives in Finland. The student is basically able to make tax planning and based on that calculation she/he is able to calculate the taxable income for different types of companies.
1: The student has a limited understanding related to taxation objectives in Finland. The student is minimally able to make tax planning and based on that calculation she/he is able to calculate the taxable income for different types of companies.