Knowledge and understanding: the student should be able to understand the functioning of the tax system as a whole, with particular reference to the analysis of the tax relationship in the taxation and taxation phase of natural and legal persons also in a perspective of application.
Applying knowledge and understanding: the student should be able to demonstrate that he has developed the ability to analyze the knowledge acquired in tax matters for the purpose of their application.
Autonomy of judgment: the student should be able to demonstrate that he has developed an autonomous critical capacity to evaluate the solutions proposed by the tax system to the problems of national taxation and to examine the debate of doctrine and jurisprudence on matters of particular relevance for the purposes of the assessment and taxation..
Communication: the student should be able to respond clearly and comprehensively to the oral test questions in order to demonstrate that he has full knowledge of acquired knowledge and reasoning skills in the specific subject.
Learning Skills: the student should be able to demonstrate that he has developed a learning ability that allows him to deepen the specific subject independently even for professional purposes.