Governments are now aggressively taking steps to identify tax noncompliance, and firms are being increasingly scrutinised and challenged to ensure that they manage and mitigate the risks of facilitating tax evasion.
Firms are required to have in place appropriate systems and controls to manage and mitigate the risks relating to the actions of employees and associates arising from tax evasion.
Learn more about personal and corporate responsibilities and what ‘reasonable’ procedures mean as advised under the Six Guiding Principles.
Customer due diligence employees who onboard clients.
Financial crime professionals.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the programme, you will be able to:
Explain the difference between tax evasion and tax avoidance, and when conduct is criminal.
List the key requirements under the Criminal Finances Act 2017 (“the ACT”) and how this applies to your company.
Confirm your personal responsibility to avoid any criminal facilitation of criminal tax evasion and report any knowledge or suspicion concerning this criminal conduct.
Identify unusual transactions and customer behaviours that may indicate criminal tax evasion in your workplace.
Outline how your company has taken steps to manage and mitigate the risk of tax evasion, including the importance of customer due diligence and knowing your customer.
Demonstrate how to report your concerns using internal suspicion activity reporting or whistle-blowing procedures.
Subjects Covered
What will I learn?
Global tax regulation
UK Criminal Finances Act 2017
Tax crimes
Six Pillars of Compliance
How criminals operate
SARS
Whistleblowing
CDD
Delivery Formats
The course is made up of an interactive eBook followed by a final assessment.
Next Steps
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