Main Goals:

Empowering financial workers and providing complete knowledge to non-financials to implement tax and insurance transactions in light of financial inclusion and special laws for taxes and insurance.

Secondary Goals:

1- Learn about tax and insurance laws and their developments in light of digital transformation
2- Identify the limits of tax and insurance exemption for financial transactions for the development practitioner
3- Defining the importance of using electronic transformation for development practitioners and requiring it by force of law for all entities and organizations
4- Identify the tax and insurance obligations and financial inclusion of the development practitioner
5- Learn about the methods of registering on the electronic tax portal and the electronic invoice
6- Apply tax and salary brackets to the Excel accounting program
7- Apply the journal entry and even the trial balance

1- Presentation of the Unified Tax Procedures Law.
2- Types of taxes imposed on associations, civil society organizations and initiatives
3- Tax exemptions for development practitioners
4- Income law and salary tax brackets
5- Value added tax
6- Tax return for the development practitioner
7- Tax registration guidelines for civil society organizations
8- Electronic invoice and electronic receipt
9- The concept of financial burdens
10- The insured and the insured in the Insurance Law (Law 148)
11- Salary insurance segments for the development practitioner
12- Allowances exempt from insurance
13- Financial inclusion and its importance to the development practitioner