Fiscalidade II

Accounting / Tax Law.

The following teaching methodologies are used:

1. Verbal methods (say), making use of the following educational resources: exposition, explanation, dialogue and questioning;

2. Intuitive Methodologies (show), making use of the following educational resources: demo, audiovisual and written texts;

3. Ative methodologies (do), making use of the following educational resources: group work and case studies.

Differentiated teaching methodologies included, namely team learning.

To empower the students with the necessary knowledge for tax management, particularly in companies. The following taxes are studied in detail: the Corporate Tax (IRC) and the property taxes (Real Estate Municipal Tax (IMI), Real Estate Transfer Tax (IMT) and Stamp Duty (IS).

1. Corporate Tax (IRC)

1.1.           Incidence

1.1.1. General

1.1.2. Extension of the tax liability and permanent establisment

1.1.3. Tax transparency regime

1.2.           Exemptions

1.2.1. Personal and real 

1.2.2. Exemptions on profits anda reserves placed at disposal of non-resident enteties

1.3.           Determination of the tax base

1.3.1. General

1.3.2. Tax losses deduction

1.3.3. Calculation of taxable profit and taxable income in accordance with tax rules and the requirements of the periodic tax return model 22

1.3.4. Corrections in international transactions

1.3.4.1.           Transfer prices

1.3.4.2.           Payments to non-residents subject to a privileged tax regime

1.3.4.3.           Tax credit and withholding tax

1.3.5. Through indirect methods

1.3.5.1.           Apply  (LGT)

1.3.5.2.          Calculations under the simplified scheme

1.4.           Rates

1.4.1. Corporate tax rates (IRC), autonomous taxation rate and municipal surcharges

1.4.2. Tax calculations

1.5.           Settlement

1.5.1. Competence for assessment on tax returns

1.5.2. Tax credit for international double taxation

1.5.3. Withholding tax on income obtained by non-resident entities

1.6.           Payment

1.7.           Accessory obligations and inspection

1.7.1. Accessory obligations under the terms of chapter VII of the CIRC, in particular the tax return model 22.

1.8.           Anti-tax abuse and tax evasion measure

1.9           Contributions to the SDG – Sustainable Development Goals

2. Property taxes (IMT, IMI) and stamp tax (IS)

2.1           IMT

2.1.1. General rules of incidence

2.1.2. Exemptions

2.1.3. Determination of the tax base

2.1.4. Rates

2.1.5.  Settlement

2.2            IMI

2.2.1. General rules of incidence

2.2.2. Exemptions

2.2.3. Determination of the tax base

2.2.4. Rates

2.2.5.  Settlement

2.3             Stamp tax (IS)

2.3.1 General rules of incidence

2.3.2 Taxation of gratuitous transfers

2.3.3 Exemption

2.3.4 Rates

1. Periodic evaluation, comprising:

a) Work, with a weight of 40% of the final mark;

b) Test, with a weight of 60% of the final mark.

If, in any element referred to in 1, the student obtains a mark of less than 8 out of 20, the student will not be
approved by the periodic evaluation method.
The student's submission to the periodic evaluation depends on compliance with compulsory attendance
requirements: attendance at classes is compulsory for at least 50% of classes. Working students are not
subject to this requirement, cf. Article 13, 5. 
In the context of the periodic evaluation design in this CU, approval in any of the components cannot be
achieved during the appeal period.

2. Evaluation by examination, comprising:

a) 1 examination (written).

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