[ONLINE] Accounting & VAT in the Gaming Industry – 12 & 17 March
Accounting in the Gaming Industry (12 March)
The objective of this training session is to gain a further understanding of the fundamental principles of accounting within the gaming sector. Attendees will advance their knowledge of the gaming terminology and gaming transactions of any licensed gaming company.
VAT in the Gaming Industry (17 March)
Particularly, this session will deal with the VAT implications triggered by different revenue streams which may be derived by gaming companies, the right of recovery of input VAT on expenditure linked to such different revenue streams and how the general VAT rules and specific regulations issued by the Office of the Commissioner for Revenue impinge the day-to-day indirect tax compliance thereof.
Seminar Description
Accounting in the Gaming Industry (12 March)
Within the gaming sector, one will come across various technical gaming jargon which ultimately impact the way in which accountants carry out their work. They also necessitate a number of specific reconciliations to be performed to ensure holistic, transparent and accurate accounting. This training session will delve into a number of industry specifics to actively understand the foundations of accounting within the gaming industry.
The objective of this training session is to gain a further understanding of the fundamental principles of accounting within the gaming sector. Attendees will advance their knowledge of the gaming terminology and gaming transactions of any licensed gaming company.
VAT in the Gaming Industry (17 March)
From an indirect tax point of view, the dynamics of the gaming industry require taxpayers to adhere to specific rules and guidelines issued by the Office of the Commissioner for Revenue in addition to general VAT rules as put forward by the VAT Act. Determining whether a particular transaction would trigger VAT implications and the right of recovery is of utmost importance to firstly ensure compliance with such rules and guidelines and secondly, ensure VAT efficiency.
Particularly, this session will deal with the VAT implications triggered by different revenue streams which may be derived by gaming companies, the right of recovery of input VAT on expenditure linked to such different revenue streams and how the general VAT rules and specific regulations issued by the Office of the Commissioner for Revenue impinge the day-to-day indirect tax compliance thereof.
CPE
Qualifies for 4 CPE Core hours
Course Fee
The course fee is €120 (Indiv. Session €70) for Non-Members €110 (Indiv. Sessions €60) for Members. The fee covers seminar participation and access to event resources. Login details will be provided closer to the date.
A receipt will be issued to all participants.
Event Resources
Participants will receive the event resources by email.
Additional Information
For more information, kindly use the following communication mediums:
T: 21 58 53 74 M: 77 01 17 19 E: info@skillsmalta.com Webpage: www.skillsmalta.com
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