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SucceedLEARN’s Preventing the Facilitation of Tax Evasion training helps senior leaders and relevant employees understand the Criminal Finances Act 2017, recognise tax evasion facilitation risks and understand how those risks can be identified, prevented and reported.
Learners explore tax evasion, risk assessment, due diligence, policy development, communication and training, internal reporting, and ongoing monitoring and review.
Could your employees recognise when a routine business request raises concerns about tax evasion?
Watch how SucceedLEARN's UK-focused, CPD-certified Preventing Facilitation of Tax Evasion training introduces the Criminal Finances Act 2017, risk awareness and reporting through interactive learning.
A focused learning experience for professionals who want practical Tax Evasion Prevention awareness without a lengthy training commitment.
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A payment, arrangement or instruction does not fit the expected pattern.
Awareness helps them recognise when further consideration may be needed.
Concerns are raised through the organisation’s appropriate reporting process.
Criminal facilitation occurs when another person deliberately and dishonestly assists someone in committing tax evasion.
The Criminal Finances Act 2017 introduced corporate offences relating to organisations that fail to prevent people acting for or on their behalf from criminally facilitating tax evasion.
This makes awareness particularly important where employees or other associated persons deal with financial activity, customers, suppliers, intermediaries or complex business relationships.
The course explores how organisations can examine their operating environment, financial processes, customers, jurisdictions, supply chains and third-party relationships when considering potential tax evasion facilitation risk.
Consider where money, decisions and information move through the organisation.
Consider jurisdictions, third parties, sectors and complex business relationships.
Consider likelihood and potential impact when deciding where attention is most needed.
The course is relevant to people whose responsibilities involve leadership, financial activity, business decisions, third-party relationships or tax compliance risks.
Leaders responsible for organisational tone, oversight, prevention frameworks and policy.
People who interact with clients, third parties or participate in business decisions.
Professionals involved in financial transactions, payments, reporting and financial administration.
People managing suppliers, contractors, procurement processes and vendor relationships.
Professionals supporting regulatory compliance, risk frameworks, controls and monitoring.
Professionals supporting governance, legal oversight, investigations or assurance activities.
Employees working with agents, suppliers, contractors, advisers or intermediaries.
Individuals involved in payments, transactions, procurement, customer activity or vendor management.
Anyone whose responsibilities could expose the organisation or individual to tax compliance or facilitation risk.
Learners interact with questions, scenarios and assessment activities designed to reinforce understanding as they progress through the course.
The supplied course content includes scenario-based learning around risk assessment and due diligence, helping learners consider how they would respond in different circumstances.
Tax evasion is the deliberate and dishonest avoidance of tax that is legally due.
Criminal facilitation occurs when another person deliberately and dishonestly helps someone commit tax evasion.
It is UK-focused eLearning that helps learners understand tax evasion, the Criminal Finances Act 2017, risk assessment, due diligence, associated persons, reporting and monitoring.
Part 3 of the Criminal Finances Act 2017 introduced corporate offences relating to failure to prevent the criminal facilitation of tax evasion.
The course is relevant to senior management, employees and managers, finance and accounts teams, procurement and vendor teams, compliance and risk professionals, legal and audit teams, people working with third parties or intermediaries, and other roles exposed to tax compliance risk.
The course duration is 30 minutes.
Yes. The course is CPD-certified.
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