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Advantages:
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Flexibility,
convenience and the
ability to work at
any place where an
internet connection
is available and at
one’s own pace.
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E-classes allows
learners to
participate and
complete coursework
in accordance with
their daily
commitments.
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Makes E-learning
education a viable
option for those
that have other
commitments such as
family or work or
cannot participate
easily.
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There are also
transportation cost
(and time) benefits
with not having to
commute to and from
campus.
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The cost benefits of
E-learning are
difficult to ignore.
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A greater
adaptability to
learner's needs,
more variety in
learning experience
with the use of
multimedia and the
non-verbal
presentation of
teaching material.
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Learning Objectives:
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To provide lessons
that are designed to
guide students
through information
in a structured and
readily available
manner
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To help students
perform in specific
tasks in the form of
case studies and
other advanced
learning
methodologies
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To offer qualitative
and readily
available
Information based
e-Learning content
that helps
communicate
information better
to the student.
Facts related to
decisions or
definitions are
easily made
available to view
the task at hand in
its light.
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To enhance the
proficiency of
students to
appreciate the
provisions of
service tax laws,
understand its
intricacies, to
decipher and analyze
real life live case
studies in a
structured manner
and learn to apply
service tax
provisions to solve
complex cases by
developing
contextual
perspective
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To test the
knowledge by
undertaking an
assessment within
each module
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To facilitate
interaction amongst
students and experts
through discussion
boards and blogs
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BCAS is delighted to present E Learning on Service Tax!
It’s Knowledge - anytime, anywhere. You choose what you want to learn, how much
you would want to learn and when and where you would like to learn! It’s where
internet meets knowledge and Learning becomes boundary less.
Today millions of people around the world Learn through this model of learning.
It uses advance learning methodology using computers in a structured
environment.
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Coverage: |
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Service Tax Fundamentals
Valuation of Taxable Services
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Valuation –
Concept
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Valuation
under various laws in India and Abroad
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Distinctions, Dimensions and Elements of Value
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Analysis of
Transactions to determine Value
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Inclusions
and Exclusions
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Understanding the Legal prescription
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Composite
contracts
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Reimbursements, Cost Sharing
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Landmark
Decisions
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Abatement
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Issues in
each of the above
Import of Services
Export of Services
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CENVAT Credit Mechanism
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Deciphering
the CENVAT Credit Rules
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Documentation
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Conditions
for CENVAT Credit
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Extent and
Riders
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Rebate,
Export and Issues
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Options
Available
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Utilisation
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Returns
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Input
Service Distributor
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Refund of
CENVAT
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Returns
Procedural Aspects
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Registration
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Payment of
Service Tax
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Refunds
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Assessment
and Recovery
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Filing of
Returns
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Responding
to Summons, Letters, Notices, Personal Telephone Calls
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Recording
of Statement
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Show Cause
Notice, Drafting of a Response and Personal Hearing
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Service Tax
Department Audit, Visits & Surveys
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Jurisdiction of Service Tax & Central Excise Authorities
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Drafting of
Appeals
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Representation before the Authorities concerned
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Practical
Issues under each
Assorted Services
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Business
Auxiliary Services
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Business
Support Services
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Transport
of Goods by Road Services
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Construction Related Services
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