Taxation of E-Commerce and the Digital Economy

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Taxation of E-Commerce and the Digital Economy

Course Category : Compliance

Develop advanced expertise in taxing e-commerce and the digital economy while strengthening compliance with international tax frameworks and digital taxation best practices.
Duration: 5 Days
Level: Advanced.

Starts On

6 - December - 2026

Ends On

10 - December - 2026

Location

Online

Language

Arabic

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Targeted Audience

  • Tax Managers.
  • Tax Consultants.
  • Finance Managers.
  • Tax Compliance Officers.
  • Tax Auditors.
  • E-Commerce Professionals.
  • Digital Transformation Managers.
  • Legal and Financial Advisors.

Targeted Skills

  • Digital Economy Taxation.
  • E-Commerce Tax Management.
  • VAT on Digital Transactions.
  • International Digital Tax Frameworks.
  • Digital Tax Compliance.
  • Digital Tax Risk Assessment.

Expected Outcomes

  • Understand the fundamentals of e-commerce and digital economy taxation.
  • Apply tax rules to digital transactions and online services.
  • Manage VAT obligations for electronic commerce.
  • Analyse OECD initiatives relating to digital taxation.
  • Assess tax risks associated with digital business models.
  • Develop compliant digital taxation strategies aligned with international regulations.

Training Topics Index

  • Evolution of the digital economy.
  • Digital business models.
  • Legal foundations of digital taxation.
  • Cross-border tax challenges.
  • Global taxation trends.

  • Tax treatment of online sales.
  • Taxation of digital platforms.
  • Marketplace taxation.
  • Digital supplier obligations.
  • Electronic transaction documentation.

  • VAT on digital services.
  • VAT on electronic products.
  • Place-of-supply rules.
  • Electronic tax registration.
  • Digital VAT compliance and reporting.

  • OECD digital taxation framework.
  • Pillar One and Pillar Two.
  • Digital Services Tax (DST).
  • International tax treaties.
  • Global compliance requirements.

  • Digital tax risk assessment.
  • Tax audits of e-commerce activities.
  • Digital tax governance.
  • Modern tax administration technologies.
  • Future developments in digital taxation.