The B.Com (Taxation) program focuses on direct and indirect taxation, GST, income tax laws, corporate tax planning, auditing, and financial compliance. The curriculum prepares students to understand India’s taxation framework and global tax systems. It equips learners with practical skills in tax computation, return filing, and regulatory compliance, making them industry-ready for careers in taxation consultancy and financial advisory services.
Program Specific Outcomes
Prepare income tax and GST returns in compliance with statutory regulations.
Apply corporate tax planning strategies for businesses.
Interpret tax laws and amendments effectively.
Conduct tax audits and ensure financial compliance.
Provide advisory services in taxation and financial planning.
Eligibility Criteria
Course
Eligibility
Duration
B.Com (Plain)-1st Year
For General Category Sr. Secondary (10+2) in any stream with minimum 45% marks from recognized Board , For SC, ST & OBC Category Sr. Secondary (10+2) in any stream with minimum 40% marks from recognized Board
3 Year
Admission Process
Step 1: Visit the official website: www.iesuniversity.ac.in
Step 2: Click on “Apply Now”
Step 3: Fill in the online application form
Step 4: Appear for counseling or admission confirmation as per schedule
Step 5: Complete the admission process by submitting original documents for verification
Career Opportunity
Career Path you can choose from
Tax Consultant
Financial Compliance Officer
GST Practitioner
Banking Tax Officer
Income Tax Advisor
Accounts Executive
Corporate Tax Executive
Financial Planner
Audit Assistant
Government Tax Department Officer
Frequently Asked Questions
Is GST included in this program?
Yes, GST and indirect taxation are covered in detail.
Is this helpful for CA preparation?
Yes, it supports CA and CMA aspirants.
Can I work independently as a tax consultant?
Yes, after gaining necessary certifications and experience.
Are practical return filings taught?
Yes, hands-on training is included.
Is there government job scope?
Yes, opportunities in tax departments and public sector banks.