The Criminal Finances Act 2017

The Criminal Finances Act 2017 requires staff to be trained on tax evasion as part of a business’ “reasonable procedures” to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion. VinciWorks has just added a five-minute tax evasion knowledge check to its tax evasion training suite. The knowledge check tests users' understanding of the Criminal Finances Act through 10 questions. Users get instant feedback on their answer to each question. The knowledge check covers:

• Examples of tax evasion
• Which types of transactions are considered tax evasion
• The requirements of the Criminal Finances Act
• Examples of facilitation of tax evasion
• What is meant by “reasonable procedures” under the Criminal Finances Act

This knowledge check is available for free to anyone who licenses our current tax evasion course and will be added to your system automatically by the end of the week.

Tax evasion resource page

VinciWorks' tax evasion resource page contains the policy templates, guides, assessments and course demos to help businesses comply with the Criminal Finances Act and ensure they have the reasonable procedures in place to help prevent the facilitation of tax evasion. VinciWorks has also created training and resources relating to the new DAC6 Directive.

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