Taxes in Business – Processes and Technologies offers in-depth knowledge not only of taxes but places significant emphasis on specialized financial, accounting, economic, legal, managerial, IT, and technological issues related to taxation, thus preparing students for the challenges of the modern business world. The program guarantees the delivery of comprehensive knowledge and skills tailored to the demands of the labor market and changes in the socio-economic environment, aligning with the area of tax compliance. The combination of academic knowledge and practical business experience provides graduates with a strong foundation for effective work in tax-related areas of the market.
The chosen program name emphasizes the connection with business practice and the need to educate personnel for the modern economy. As a result, the educational profile is oriented toward passing the tax advisor exam and acquiring practical knowledge required by the market. The concept and related educational objectives of the program are as follows:
In the Taxes in Business program you will gain knowledge:
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tailored to the requirements of the labor market;
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about the practical application of taxes, along with related financial, accounting, economic, legal, managerial, IT, and technological aspects that accompany taxation;
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necessary to pass the tax advisor exam.
You will learn to:
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navigate confidently through diverse tax issues;
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make business decisions related to the practical application of taxes;
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provide tax advisory services.
You will develop competencies to work in professions requiring critical thinking, the use of legal, economic, and financial knowledge, and the ability to solve tax problems effectively, creatively, and accurately.
A graduate of this program will be able to work, among others, in financial and tax consulting, in international and domestic tax advisory firms, law firms handling tax matters, auditor offices, accounting departments and audit units of national and international enterprises, tax administration (Ministry of Finance, tax offices, customs and tax offices, tax administration chambers, National Tax Information offices, local tax authorities), as well as run their own business.
The concept and related educational objectives of the Taxes in Business – Processes and Technologies program are closely aligned with the educational goals of the Faculty of Management, as well as with the Faculty’s mission, vision, and strategy.
Most classes in this program have a practical, workshop-based character, which contributes to effective learning and application of acquired knowledge in practice. Elective courses allow students to develop personally and professionally by shaping competencies and skills desired by both employers and the students themselves.
Are there different majors or specializations within Taxes in Business?
There are no majors or specializations in Taxes in Business. The program is specifically focused on business-related taxation: you will learn everything related to taxes. However, the broad range of elective courses will allow you to develop personally and professionally by cultivating skills and competencies sought after by both employers and yourself.
What will you study in Taxes in Business?
Courses in Taxes in Business consist of a block of mandatory core courses and a block of elective courses.
Mandatory core courses
The mandatory core courses will give you the opportunity to learn advanced topics related to tax processes and technologies, as well as taxation-related subjects in accounting, finance, economics, management, and law. Most of these courses aim to prepare you to pass the tax advisor exam and gain practical knowledge required by the job market. Emphasis will also be placed on developing social and entrepreneurial skills for finance professionals. Sample courses include: Income and Cost Taxes in the Economy, Tax Mechanisms, Processes in the Tax Function, Social Insurance, Financial Reporting, Advanced Corporate Financial Management, Business and Civil Law in Finance and Accounting.
Elective courses
Elective courses allow you to deepen specific topics related to tax processes and technologies. They sometimes expand on the mandatory core courses. You will choose courses according to your interests. These will support your personal and professional development and the effective learning and application of knowledge in practice. Classes will be practical and workshop-oriented. Sample electives include: Modern Management of the Tax Function, Tax Procedures, Transfer Pricing, Taxpayer Position Optimization and Protection, Digital Technologies in Taxation, International Tax, International Trade, Tax Technologies.
The primary teaching method in this program is exercises and seminars, during which you will discuss various tax issues, analyze case studies, and engage in discussions. Few classes are conducted as lectures to help organize and systematize knowledge. In all courses, you will learn the latest research methodologies and traditional as well as modern research tools in taxation. The program emphasizes practice — aiming to show you how to apply the knowledge, skills, and competencies gained during studies in real-world settings beyond the university.
Will you undertake internships during your studies?
The Taxes in Business program does not require internships. However, gaining professional experience is encouraged. The Faculty of Management strives to secure job and internship offers, including from partner companies, and organizes career days.
Is it possible to study one or more semesters at another university?
Yes, you can participate in the MOST or ERASMUS+ exchange programs.
