Yusif muzafar hamad Soran university

1. Tax consultant
Soran university
Faculty of law and political science and
management
Accounting Department
Supervised By
Faroq Omer
Prepared by
Yousef Muzaffar Hamad
Hana abdullwaiid haji
Muhamad mahfodh Sadq

2. what's the tax ?
Taxes are amounts of money that the state receives from people, companies and organizations
for the armed forces, police, education according to economic policy, as well as support for
specific areas such as solving unemployment and poverty, building roads, houses, schools and
hospitals The economy has many other benefits such as oil pipelines and transportation. In the
past, taxes were paid to the state in the form of goods, but now they are charged in the form of
money from the people.
Types of taxes
Direct taxes: The type that takes money directly from the people and in the absence of
money takes something else instead such as corporate profits and corporate products, land,
houses and goods owned by citizens The rich pay more taxes.
Indirect taxes: The state usually collects taxes from people, companies and organizations. All
citizens must pay taxes and mostly use this method to raise money regardless of whether
people can afford to live and have money and it affects their daily lives They do this without
distinction between rich and poor. They do this when the country's economy is deteriorating or
in war.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of taxes?
Benefits: It is an important source of saving money for the necessary time and affects the
economic and social situation of the state that is used for public purposes such as providing the
needs of people's lives, welfare, reconstruction, roads, domestic production, trade relations
with neighboring countries.
Disadvantages: More than indirect taxes that forcibly charge all people without regard to
social justice between the classes of society in times of decline and collapse of the country's
economy and finances and turmoil or in times of war whether citizens can afford it whether they
have to pay the tax or not.
What is the job of a tax consultant?
It generally involves preparing and submitting tax returns, researching tax laws, guiding
planning and discussing the subject, ie researching taxes, monitoring money flow, and
determining how much tax the poor pay and the rich pay How much do they pay and companies
and organizations include the person who does this work is paid well for the effort that is

3. around $ 500 per hour that is worth the money because he works hard and provides
information in a concise and clear report it makes a tree.
Tax Consultant Duties
A tax consultant provides tax advice and support to individuals, businesses, and organizations on
a variety of tax issues. Their work typically involves preparing and submitting tax returns,
researching tax laws, advising on tax planning, and representing clients in disputes with the tax
authorities.
A tax consultant's role may grow and shift as they mature in the position and become more
involved in tax planning and management. They could also specialize in tax research to advise
team members and other stakeholders.
They primarily ensure that clients pay the correct amount of taxes. For instance, a typical day in
the life of a tax advisor might involve researching a notice of tax liability and recommending a
strategy while filing a pending tax return and meeting with the IRS to handle any disputes.
Common duties include:
Preparing and Filing Tax Returns: Tax advisors collect information from clients, such as
income and expenses, to calculate taxes owed. Once computed, the tax consultant files a return
with the appropriate regulatory body.
Researching Tax Laws: To ensure clients comply with the latest regulations, tax
consultants may read tax law journals, attend seminars, and network with other tax
professionals. Research skills benefit organizations by ensuring that clients follow the law and
pay the correct amount of taxes.
Providing Tax Advice: These accounting specialists advise clients on how to minimize tax
liability. This guidance may cover available deductions or types of income to report.
Assisting Clients with Tax Planning.

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