TAX ADMINISTRATION

The specialisation in tax administration prepares students to work in tax administration bodies or in administrative units of any economic entity. Graduates of this specialisation will have the opportunity to prove themselves in an international environment in connection with Poland’s membership of the European Union. Graduates of this specialisation have knowledge of how to determine and determine taxes, fees and non-tax budgetary dues. They have the ability to cover goods with customs procedures, draft appeals, complaints and other pleadings in tax matters. They are able to interpret the Common Customs Tariff and calculate customs duties (customs debt) and taxes (Value Added Tax and excise duties). Graduates know how to use the Incoterms ®2010 international trade rules in the context of customs clearance.

• budgetary accounting
• financial accounting
• financial reporting
• organisation and tasks of the National Revenue Administration
• basics of tax law
• tax procedure
• tax auditing
• indirect taxation on economic activity
• indirect taxation in economic activity, -local taxes and charges
• financial management of local government units
• public finance discipline
• foreign exchange law
• customs law
• penal and fiscal law
• prevention of the introduction into financial transactions of -value derived from illegal or undisclosed sources.

Graduates of this specialisation will be well prepared to work in the National Tax Administration, law and tax offices, consulting firms, financial corporations, accounting offices, commune and township offices, district offices, marshal offices, provincial offices, central government offices, supervisory and control authorities, as well as to run their own business.