Tax training programs launched by KPMG and NIIT Imperia

Updated on: Friday, January 06, 2012

KPMG in collaboration with NIIT Imperia plans to launch 3 new Taxation Programs- Certificate Program in Tax Regulations, Advanced Program in Tax Regulations and Diploma in Tax Regulations, primarily designed to meet the growing training needs of finance, accounting, taxation professionals and other stakeholders.

The programs will be offered in 30 NIIT Imperia centers spread across 21 major cities of the country. Admissions to the programs are open, and the batches will start in the first week of February, 2012. Students can find details of these programs at http://bit.ly/kpmgtax.

KPMG's senior professionals will use NIIT's innovative Synchronous Learning Technology to deliver training on these Taxation Programs. The Tax diploma programs are designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice and to prepare the industry in advance for the proposed regulations of DTC and GST. 

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