• KHDA-Approved Certification: Gain industry-recognized Islamic banking certification.
• Comprehensive Learning: Master essential concepts like Sukuk, Takaful, and Shariah Screening.
• Expert-Led Training: Learn from seasoned Islamic finance professionals.
• Flexible Learning: Choose from classroom and online sessions.
• Easy Payment Plans: Benefit from convenient instalment options.

• Shariah Principles: Learn the sources and principles governing Islamic finance.
• Islamic Contracts & Products: Understand Sukuk, Takaful, and Islamic financial contracts.
• Key Differences: Explore how Islamic banking differs from conventional banking.
• Practical Application: Gain insights into the global Islamic finance landscape with real-world case studies.

• The Global Scenario
• The Emergence of Islamic Banking and Finance: Causes and Imperatives
• Major Differences between Conventional and Islamic Economics Objectives
• Sources and Principles of Shariah
• Principles of Islamic Finance
• Overview of Islamic Financial Contracts, Islamic Banking Services and Products
• Sources and Application of Funds
• Differences between Conventional and Islamic Banks
• Islamic Capital Markets
• Islamic Equity Market
• Shariah Screening of Equity Stocks
• Sukuk (Islamic Bond)
• Takaful (Islamic Insurance)
• Shariah Objections to Conventional Insurance
• Differences between Conventional Insurance and Takaful
• Principles and Models of Takaful
• Islamic Finance Governance Institutions
• Analysis of the Current Islamic Finance Landscape
• Possibilities of Islamic Finance

• Boost Employability: Stand out with Islamic banking certification.
• Higher Market Demand: Companies seek certified experts in Shariah-compliant finance.
• Diverse Career Options: Work in Islamic banks, financial institutions, and consulting firms.

• KHDA-Approved Training: Industry-recognized certification.
• Expert Trainers: Delivered by Islamic finance experts.
• Flexible Schedules: Options for weekend, weekday, and online classes.
• Practical Insights: Hands-on case studies for real-world application.

Cost: 3500 AED

Discount: 60% Off for Laimoon Users!

Duration: Upto 28 Hours

• KHDA-Approved Certificate: Gain globally recognized certification.
• Comprehensive Training: Learn VAT fundamentals, including taxable supplies, VAT rates, and exemptions.
• Flexible Learning: Choose between online and classroom sessions.
• Easy Payment Plans: Benefit from flexible instalment options.
• Expert Trainers: Learn from industry-leading VAT experts.

• VAT Fundamentals: Understanding taxable goods and services, VAT rates, and tax deductions.
• VAT Registration: When and how to register for VAT in Dubai.
• VAT Calculations: Master input and output VAT calculations for various transactions.
• VAT Compliance: Learn about filing VAT returns, record-keeping, and penalty regulations.
• VAT on Imports & Exports: Understand VAT application on cross-border transactions.

• Introduction to value-added tax
• Basic characteristics of taxable supplies-goods and services
• Taxable persons
• Taxable amount-VAT rates and exemptions
• Place of supply-Goods
• Place of supply-Services
• Deduction and recovery of input tax
• Administrative elements of VAT

• Concept and motive of VAT
• Input and Output VAT
• Supplies, Goods, and Services

• Taxable Supplies
• Reduce rated Supplies
• Zero-rated Supplies
• Exempt Supplies
• Zero Rated Vs. Exempt

• When to register for VAT?
• Who should register for VAT?
• Exceptions to VAT registration-when is it not required?
• Mandatory vs Volunteer VAT registration
• How do you consider the sale of Capital Assets when calculating a VAT threshold?
• VAT registration applicability on non-residents
• The concept of Group VAT registration

• Date of Supply Rules under VAT
• What are the special circumstances for the date of supply rules?
• For consecutive supplies

• How to establish the place of supply of any goods/services
• Place of supply of goods
• Place of supply of services

• Determine the VAT amount under Value of Supply Rules
• Value of Supply
• Value of Import
• Effects of landed cost components and customs duty on VAT

• VAT considerations for selling exempt items
• Impact of VAT exemption on certain industries
• Residential buildings
• Financial services
• Bare land
• Local passenger transport
• Exemptions and suspension of VAT for imports

• When should VAT be accounted for?
• Calculating Input VAT (Purchases)
• Calculating Output VAT (Sales, Services, Charitable Contributions, and Gifts)

• Filing VAT returns
• The timing for VAT Filing
• Case Study-VAT return filing
• Claim for VAT Refunds

• Late payment penalties
• Error penalties
• Default interest rate

• Calculating output VAT on exports
• Calculating input VAT on imports

• The concept of Reverse Charge Mechanism
• Accounting entries in Reverse Charge Mechanism
• Tax calculation and reconciliation
• The implication of import VAT on shipments
• VAT on imports by unregistered persons

• The layout of the VAT invoice
• Charging VAT on the invoice price
• Keep track of VAT invoices

• Data and documentation requirements for the filing of VAT returns
• VAT return structure
• Understanding the different elements of VAT return
• Calculating and adjusting the Reverse Charged VAT
• Rightful claiming of input VAT on expenses
• Adjustment for the profit margin scheme
• Exempt supplies apportionment of expenses
• VAT refund application
• VAT payment

• KHDA-Approved Training: Internationally recognized certification.
• Expert Faculty: Learn from experienced tax professionals.
• Flexible Learning Options: Choose between weekday, weekend, and online classes.
• Practical Training: Gain real-world VAT application insights.

Cost: 1200 AED

Discount: 60% Off for Laimoon Users!

Duration: 8 Hours

• Domain A Gathering and Interpreting Information: 40% of Exam Part I
  • Knowledge of sources of historical information and historical financial data about an organization and its industry.
  • Ability to understand corporate structure and functions (, hierarchy, corporate groups, the value of the group to the organization, etc.)
  • Knowledge of sources of information about a company's business environment, including sources of tax policies, economic indicators, business models, financial ratios, and industry metrics.
  • Ability to read and interpret corporate annual reports.
  • Knowledge of basic macro-economic concepts used in financial planning (, consumer price index, gross domestic product, exchange rates, interest rates, inflation rates, economic indicators, etc.).
  • Knowledge of risk factors and risk management concepts (, value at risk, hedging, insurance, interest rate risk, diversification, etc.).
  • Knowledge of strategic planning concepts and frameworks (, SWOT analysis, Porter's five forces model, growth share matrix, etc.).
  • Ability to determine information needs of and gather information from internal/external stakeholders and business partners (, operations, sales, and marketing departments; senior management; customers; etc.).

• Domain B Understanding Financial Concepts and Communicating/ Coordinating Work with Other Professionals: 60% of Exam Part I
  • Knowledge of finance principles and processes (, financial management concepts, corporate finance activities, etc.).
  • Knowledge of general financial concepts and common financial formulas (, time value, opportunity costs, debt structures and covenants, earnings per share, cost of capital, etc.).
  • Knowledge of financial accounting concepts, principles, and practices
  • Knowledge of basic micro-economics (, marginal costs, pricing, price elasticity of supply and demand, etc.).
  • Knowledge of managerial accounting/reporting and cost accounting concepts.
  • Knowledge of types of budgets/forecasts (, zero-based budgets, annual budgets, rolling forecasts, etc.) and their application.
  • Knowledge of the financial close process, including the resulting financial reporting activities, and the role of the FPAC function in the close/ reporting process.

• Domain A  Analyzing Information: 35% of Exam Part II
  • Ability to determine the applicability/acceptability of tools, processes, models, etc.
  • Ability to determine the applicability/acceptability of tools, processes, models, etc.
  • Ability to develop assumptions, draw conclusions, assess the reasonableness of assumptions / conclusions, and test conclusions against various scenarios.
  • Ability to perform a financial ratio analysis.
  • Ability to perform variance analysis and competitive analysis.
  • Ability to determine and assess the seasonality of an industry or business.

• Domain B Building Financial Projections: 35% of Exam Part II
  • Ability to create financial statement projections (, income statement, cash flow statement, balance sheet, etc.).
  • Ability to create a capital expenditure/investment analysis (, discounted cash flow analysis, return on investment projections, net present value projections, etc.).
  • Ability to create sales volume/revenue projections.
  • Ability to create "what-if" scenarios.
  • Ability to perform a sensitivity analysis.
  • Ability to perform a risk analysis Knowledge.

• Domain C Using Technology/Software: 30% of Exam Part II
  • Ability to use basic spreadsheet functions
  • Ability to use advanced spreadsheet functions (, financial functions, pivot tables, value lookups, macros, integration with other common software, etc.).
  • Ability to perform common statistical calculations (, standard deviation, expected value, correlation, regression, means, modes, etc.) using a spreadsheet.
  • Ability to document and maintain models (, understand documentation concepts, document assumptions, create supporting information and protocols, document functionality and structure, use software/data version control concepts and techniques, etc.).

Cost: 6300 USD

Duration: 90 Hours

• Identifying the relationship between cash flow and profit
• Development of an integrated cash flow model
• Recognizing it’s all about cash
• Understanding the relationships between the 3 main accounting statements.

• How the P&L has changed over the last 25 years
• Detailed review of the Profit and Loss Account
• Profit types - trading, asset and business
• Inventory, Depreciation, Capitalised interest
• Minority interests and consolidation
• Exceptional and material items

• Detailed review of the Balance Sheet
• Understanding the fixed assets note
• Accounting goodwill – what is it?
• Liabilities, pension fund accounting
• Debt and other liabilities like debt
• Deferred tax, contingent liabilities

• Detailed review of the Cash Flow Statement
• Analyzing and interpreting cash flows
• Summarizing cash flows for analysis
• Cash Flow Analysis
• Defining free cash flow

• Objectives of ratio analysis
• Developing ratio analysis skills
• Understanding the classic ratios
• How much information is there in ratios?
• Ratio rules – avoiding errors of principle

• Introduction to capital budgeting
• Discounted cash flow techniques
• Calculating the internal rate of return

• Understanding the indicators & signals
• Implications of macro-economic change for Investors, Banks and Businesses

• The relationship between business risk & financial risk
• The four phases of the corporate life-cycle
• Identifying appropriate funding structures
• Recognizing the drivers of funding strategies

• Introducing credit analysis frameworks
• Financial analysis - review of the issues
• Non-financial analysis – Developing a framework

• Strategy analysis - what is strategy/business risk?
• Overview of strategy terminology and concepts.

• SWOT/Environmental analysis
• Porters five forces
• Boston portfolio matrix
• Environments matrix

Cost: 3995 USD

Duration: 5 Days

Cost: 365 AED

Discount: 50% Off for Laimoon Users!

Duration: 12 To 26 Hours