Please note that enrolments are currently closed for this course.
The FNSSS00005 Commercial Law for Tax Agents Skill Set delivered by Mentor Education is a nationally recognised training course delivering the skills and knowledge required to meet the Tax Practitioners Board* (TPB) educational eligibility requirements for a course in commercial law. Units in this skill set incorporate studies in applying legal principles in consumer and contract law, corporations and trust law, and property law. To be eligible for TPB accreditation as a tax agent students must have completed a full qualification such as FNS50215 Diploma of Accounting FNS50215 and FNS60215 Advanced Diploma of Accounting FNS60215 in addition to the Skill Set.
* Individuals should seek further advice from the TPB for additional registration requirements.
Overview
The Commercial Law for Tax Agents Skill Set (FNSSS00005) has been designed for individuals who are seeking tax agent registration with the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB)*. The skill set provides credit towards both the Diploma of Accounting (FNS50215) and Advanced Diploma of Accounting (FNS60215).
The skill set is suitable for individuals whose job roles encompass:
- The application of knowledge of property law in the workplace
- Working with corporations and trust laws in the workplace as determined by job role, legislation, rules, regulations and codes of practice relevant to different jurisdictions and
- The application of knowledge of contract and consumer law in the workplace.
* This Skill Set, together, with the appropriate assessment methods as set by the TPB, meets the requirements for a course in commercial law for tax agents that is approved by the TPB. Persons seeking tax agent registration should check with the TPB for details of other current registration requirements, including those relating to experience and fitness and propriety. Individuals should seek further advice from the TPB for additional registration requirements.
Industry Endorsed and Trusted
Mentor's Commercial Law for Tax Agents Skill Set (FNSSS00005) is a nationally recognised accredited skill set under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
Who Should Enrol?
The Commercial Law for Tax Agents Skill Set (FNSSS00005) is suitable for those seeking to meet the educational requirements to become a Registered Tax Agent with the TPB. This skill set describes the skills and knowledge required to meet the TPB educational eligibility requirements for a course in commercial law. For further information, please visit www.tpb.gov.au.
Skill Set entry requirements
This is an open entry course with no pre-requisite qualifications. In order for participants to successfully complete this course, it is recommended they have an accounting or bookkeeping background and have strong literacy and numeracy skills.
Skillset outline
Core units
- Apply legal principles in contract and consumer law
- Apply legal principles in corporations and trust law
- Apply legal principles in property law
We have designed our assessment activities in line with best practice standards to help you deliver quality advice outcomes to your clients.
Assessment
Assessment tasks may be a combination of:
- Multiple choice questions
- Short answer questions
- Case study and scenario responses
- Projects, Portfolio
- Role Plays
- Practical Demonstration
- Journal and Self-reflection exercises
Flexible Delivery Options: Nationwide
Mentor Education specialises in providing professional education and training services to you anywhere, any-time. We appreciate that learning needs differ for each individual and organisation, which is why we allow you to select the approach that works best for you.
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Terms and conditions
For further information regarding pricing and offers related to the FNSSS00005 Commercial Law for Tax Agent Skill Set nationally recognised qualification listed on this web page delivered by Mentor Education Pty Ltd (RTO 21683), please visit the Terms and Conditions section of the Mentor Education Website located at
https://www.mentor.edu.au/terms-and-conditions.
