Tax Adviser Courses

The Master of Business Administration (Accounting) is tailored for individuals aiming to enhance their expertise in financial operations and strategies. Students delve into essential accounting principles, enriching their understanding of financial reporting, management accounting, and tax regulations. This educational path fosters a strong analytical ability, preparing graduates to navigate financial landscapes adeptly and undertake leadership roles with a robust foundation in accounting. It is an opportunity to refine one's skills, ready to excel in diverse professional settings..

The Bachelor of Commerce (Taxation) provides a deep understanding of the complexities of the taxation system. Students will explore the principles and intricacies of tax law, its application to businesses and individuals, and the ethical considerations involved. The course offers insights into tax planning, compliance, and the evolving global tax landscape. By mastering these fundamentals, graduates will be well-prepared to navigate the challenges of taxation and offer expert guidance in both local and international contexts..

The Bachelor of Commerce (Business Law) delves into the legal frameworks governing business operations. Students cultivate essential analytical skills and discern when specialist legal advice is paramount. Grounded in pragmatic issues, this course underscores common legal challenges in business, offering a comprehensive understanding of law's influence on business practices. Key areas explored include corporate law, banking, taxation, insolvency, employment, trade practices, and consumer law, preparing students for adept navigation of business's legal landscape..

The University of Notre Dame’s (Australia) Bachelor of Financial Planning qualification (co-delivered by Mentor Education), has been designed for both experienced financial advisers and aspiring financial advisers, such as those transitioning from other industries such as teaching, nursing and policing as well as students who have recently graduated from Year 12 or equivalent. This progressive and flexible Bachelor of Financial Planning degree is designed for those who are seeking a broad overview of the Financial Planning world, and allows you to select a number of specialist electives. The course draws units from ethics, insurance, superannuation, investments, aged care advice, technology advice platforms, practice management and intergenerational wealth..