Knowledge and understanding: the student must demonstrate that he knows and understands how the tax process is carried out and the procedural defence tools that the tax system provides to the taxpayer.
Applying knowledge and understanding: the student must demonstrate that he has developed the ability to analyse the knowledge acquired in the subject of the court of law for the purpose of their application.
Autonomy of judgment: the student must demonstrate that he has developed an independent critical ability both to evaluate the solutions proposed by the tax system regarding the taxpayer's procedural defence and to examine the debate of doctrine and jurisprudence on issues of particular relevance for the purposes of the discipline of the tax process.
Communication: the student must be able to respond clearly and comprehensively to the questions of the oral test in order to demonstrate that he has full knowledge of the acquired notions and reasoning skills in the specific subject
Learning Skills: the student must be able to respond clearly and comprehensively to the questions of the oral interview in order to demonstrate that he has developed a learning ability that allows him to deepen the specific subject independently also for professional purposes