Specifically, the module aims to bestow students with an understanding of how to interpret tax legislation. Key to this aim is to enable students to appreciate how Irish Tax law is drafted and how it relates to general law including the Irish Constitution and EU law.

The module also seeks to explain how arbitration works in the event of a dispute over the application of the law, and to equip students with negotiation skills to effectively settle disputes.

This micro credential will enable students to understand and appreciate the structure and content of tax legislation.

You must hold a minimum 2.2 Level 8 Degree (NFQ or other internationally recognised equivalents).  Recognition of Prior Learning may be considered in accordance with the University regulations.

You must also satisfy the University’s English language requirements.

 

Entry requirements are established to ensure the learner can engage with the course material and assessments, at a level suitable to their needs, and the academic requirements of the module. By applying to this micro-credential, you are confirming that you have reviewed and understand any such requirements, and that you meet the eligibility criteria for admission.

Successful completion of this module does not automatically qualify you for entry into a further award. All programme applicants must meet the entry requirements listed if applying for a further award.