Canadian Taxation Course |

Description

This is an introductory course for students wanting to learn the key concepts and practices of taxation in Canada. The main objective of this course is to provide a basic understanding of Canadian Taxation in the related fields of Bookkeeping and Accounting. This course includes topics on personal tax, corporate tax, processes of GST/PST, and deductions available under the tax laws in Canada. Students will be able to prepare T1 General and T2 Corporate Tax returns at the end of this course.

Job Opportunities

Payroll Clerk
Payroll Assistant

Program Admission Requirements

High School Diploma or Equivalent or Mature Student Status (19 years of age or more) and Proof of English Language Proficiency.

For English Language Domestic Students need to have Grade 10 English or Successful Completion of English Language Proficiency Assessment Test conducted by College Authorities.

International Students will need to submit a proof of English Language Competency by any one of the following options:

IELTS 5.5 Bands or More
CLB Score of 6 or more
PTE Academic 50 or more
Any other English language assessment test with equivalent score
Successful Completion of English Language Proficiency Assessment Test conducted by College Authorities
Successful Completion of 24 week ESL Program at Western Community College

Program Duration

80 hours

Course Outline

Course Number	Course Name	Hours
1	Basic concepts in Canadian taxation	5
2	Explaining T1-General step by step	2
3	Preparing T-1 General step by step	18
4	Claiming credits and deductions in T1 General	12
5	Explaining the difference between T1 and T2	2
6	Calculating expenses and deductions in a T2 for tax purposes	18
7	Preparing a T2 – Corporate t ax return	18
8	Calculating and claiming GST/PST	5
	TOTAL	80

Fee Structure

PARTICULARS	FEE
Registration Fee	$100
Tuition Fee	$600
Total	$700

This program does not require approval by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training. As such, the registrar did not review this program.

Canadian Taxation