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By : Bimol Bee    29 or more times read
Submitted 2011-09-21 04:28:55
When we hear the word tax only negative associations appear in our minds. In fact, this term isn’t loved by people and isn’t frequently used in their everyday speech. The same can be said about the career in the field of taxation. Fortunately, it’s a completely wrong opinion, because the career in this field can bring you many advantages and even moral satisfaction.

Generally, tax is a mixture of law, administration and accountancy and it requires many presentational, intellectual, and personal skills. Thus, every person having a technical and inventive mind should consider the career in the field of taxation as it offers an excellent opportunity to use these highly appreciated features.

The major condition of working in this sphere is complete understanding of the legislation and the ability to render it with easier words to an ordinary person as well as the ways of its implications to the client. This job involves more than just number counting, it involves organization and management work as well.

Soon a real professional will receive his reward. Although the job market in tax has its ups and downs, a qualification and enough experience in tax will offer you a fundamental basis for a successful career. Ambitious people are going to reach success in professional practice and even in commercial management. Remember that tax is a difficult and altering field where all of your actions will cause financial consequences. One should be able to quickly make professional judgments and decisions.

People's prejudices cause lack of understanding of a career in taxation and its subject. However, any career requires constant learning, otherwise it will be boring and monotonous. The career in tax offers two major ways: working for the government or working as a tax practitioner in private practice, commerce or industry.

A group of foreign companies is taxed differently on its activities in different countries. Some professionals offer the policy for our tax system, while others write the tax law. Some professionals can administer the collection of taxes for the government and others can work for businesses paying taxes. Tax specialists are needed for marketing, Intellectual Technology, media and publishing all need.

Working for the government

Revenue and Customs have their own training and career structure. Look for details on their official website. Before becoming a qualified lawyer or accountant you’ll need to specialize in tax and find employment as a tax trainee. Look for the guide "The Tax Adviser's Profession" where you’ll find a Register of Employers of Tax Trainees. However, the firms listed there don’t necessarily offer vacancies, but they often employ trainees. Search for more details about the job in the field of taxation on the website.

Two major bodies award tax qualifications - The Association of Taxation Technicians (ATT) and The Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT). After passing the ATT examination qualifies you become a Tax Technician and can take the CIOT exams. After passing the CIOT examinations you’ll become a Chartered Tax Adviser.
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