Specialization Mini-MBA in Taxation for Human Resources via Online Learning

The knowledge and clarifying the management of human resources and taxation is an imperative today. These contents are the essential foundations for the development of business and social life. In this Mini -MBA graduates acquire the knowledge necessary for planning and management of human resources and taxation of theoretical and practical way. Using simulators, prepare contracts, compared minutes, apply all the knowledge acquired.


At the end of the Specialization Mini-MBA the students will be able to:

• Planning and controlling human resource management: concepts, methods;
• Identify models of human resource management systems;
• Define ways of implementation, internal regulations, procedures and the intended goals of a reward system;
• Build a remuneration system based on the pillars of performance and meritocracy;
• Recognize the basic law of social security and its binding regime;
• Recognize and compare the different tax regimes and international conventions to avoid double taxation;
• Recognizing the procedure for payroll;
• Identify methodologies for organizing the registration of workers;
• Recognize the methods and attendance control techniques;
• Identify types of employment contract and characterizing the applicable legal regime.

CONTENTS

Module 0 – Opening

• Presentation of trainers and trainees;
• Presentation of the objectives and training program operating methodologies.

• Concept;
• Steps to a good model of Human Resources;
• Methods to be used.
• Recognize the strategic nature of rewards, such as Management System of Human Resources
  • What is a rewards system;
  • Objectives of the rewards system.

• Components of the reward system. Intrinsic rewards and extrinsic rewards.
• Intrinsic rewards.
• Functional design; Management style;
• Development opportunities;
• Recognition mechanisms;
• Career Development;
• Extrinsic rewards;
• Salary; incentives; benefits; status symbols;
• General principles of the remuneration system;
• The Remuneration system based on performance;
• Building a Salary. Structure determination of Single Salary;
• Evolution of Single Salary;
• Incentives Systems;
• Social and Specific Benefits;
• The status symbols.
• Test the effectiveness of Reward Systems
  • Test realization Effectiveness Rewards System.

Module III – Understand what social security is and meet and compare social security in different countries

• Social security concept;
• Social security models;
• Social security – an international perspective compared.
• Realize the importance of taxation and assess and compare the taxation in different countries (EU and other countries)
  • Taxation concepts;
  • Taxation – an international perspective compared.
• Analyze and simulate different taxes based on local legislation
  • Analysis of case studies with simulators based on local legislation.

Module IV – Know several methods to organize the registration of workers

• Organizational methods of registration of workers.
• Process and manage wages (tools)
  • Payroll – fundamental aspects;
  • Tools to support the wages of management;
  • Application exercises.

Module V – Managing the control of attendance and absenteeism (methods and techniques), Know some attendance control systems and manage schedules

• Management of absenteeism;
• Support systems to control attendance and absenteeism management.
• Apply practical cases (Control of presence)
  • Analysis of case studies and practical exercises.

Module VI – Getting it "wage structure" (for jobs and wages policy)

• The salary structure.
• Compare salaries with market values
  • Salary ing.
• Define and implement roles and functions
  • Modeling wage architecture to functions.
• Perform exercises (Salary Structure)
  • Exercises of practical application.

Module VII – Meet legal standards of regulatory work

• Legislative aspects of the work.
• Knowing the ways of Workers Hiring Expatriates:
  • The hiring.
• Analyze employment contracts concluded with Expatriate Workers:
  • Expatriate contracts.
• Analyze different drafts:
  • Case studies and practical exercises, applying local laws.

Module VIII - Optional – Preparation and Exam

• Assess and evaluate the knowledge acquired.

Module IX – Closing

• Evaluation of the Specialization Mini-MBA: trainers and trainees.

 
Prerequisites
The necessary prerequisites to attend this course are:
Have access to a computer or tablet with an Internet connection and a browser (program for surfing the web), such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Internet Explorer.
You can access the course from any computer (for example, at home and at the office), tablet or smartphone.

Methodology
This course is always with the trainer, who will even give a face-to-face training through the platform.
The trainee can intervene together with the trainer or with the other trainees as he does in the classroom.
Practices and exercises will always be made available by the non-final trainer of each training session.
At the end of the course, you will receive a Professional Training Certificate if you attend at least 90% of the classes, carry out the proposed work and tests, participate in the online exercise and have a positive final assessment.
This training is certified and recognized.