Paper 4 – Direct Tax Laws & International Taxation (CA Final Group II) by CA Vijay Sarda

Live + Recorded Batch Details:

• Lecture Duration is 180 to 190 Hrs. (Approx)
• Regular In-Depth Batch – Live + Recorded Batch starting from 1st Aug 2024
• 100% syllabus coverage as per the ICAI module
• Applicable for May/Nov 2025 Exams
• 2 times watch times with 12 months validity

Study Material:

• DT Regular Modules
• DT Questionnaire
• DT Chart Book

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

Q. Is CA final direct tax tough?

A. CA Final Direct Tax Laws & International Taxation is indeed a tough subject but with right preparation and guidance you can easily crack it and for this, you can turn to renowned CA CS Vijay Sarda Sir, who is known for his amazing teaching style and providing best conceptual clarity to students to not only pass the exams but pass it with exemption. Vijay Sarda CA Final DT and International Taxation are best classes in its segment.

Q. Who is the best faculty for CA Final Direct Tax?

A. CA Vijay Sarda is the hands down best CA Faculty for CA Final Direct Tax Laws and International Taxation. He along with theoretical knowledge, also provide practical aspects and examples of the provisions so that students can be better professionals in future and excel in their work. After all, he is also one of the most renowned and loved faculty for Taxation Paper in CA fraternity.

Q. What do you mean by international taxation?

A. International taxation in the CA Final new syllabus refers to the taxation of international transactions and income. It deals with the taxation of residents and non-residents, as well as the avoidance of double taxation. Overall, International taxation is a complex and evolving area of taxation law, but with CA Vijay Sarda CA Final DT & International Taxation classes, it also becomes a very important one.

Q. What is the difference between direct and indirect taxation?

A. Direct taxes are levied directly on the income or wealth of individuals or businesses, while indirect taxes are levied on goods and services that are consumed or produced. Direct taxes are progressive, meaning they place a heavier burden on high-income individuals and businesses. While indirect taxes are regressive, meaning they place a heavier burden on low-income individuals and families as it’s rates are same for everyone. Direct taxes are also more difficult to evade than indirect taxes.
Examples of direct taxes include income tax, corporation tax, and wealth tax. While, example of indirect taxes is Goods and Services Tax (GST).