Published: 5 May 2025
Thinking about earning the Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) designation? This internationally recognised credential sets you apart as a leader in Australian taxation. Here, we answer the top five questions about the Program, including its structure, eligibility, and career benefits.
The CTA designation is recognised globally as the pinnacle of tax expertise. It represents technical excellence, ethical standards, and advanced problem-solving abilities, making it a sought-after credential in the tax profession. Achieving this designation distinguishes you as a trusted adviser, capable of providing comprehensive and strategic tax advice.
The CTA Program consists of four core subjects, each building your expertise:
The structured timetable ensures you stay on track while meeting study and professional obligations.
To enrol in the CTA Program, you need to meet specific entry requirements:
Our timetable is structured to ensure candidates progress through the program in a logical sequence. Speak with a Student Advisor to confirm your eligibility and explore pathways tailored to your career.
The CTA Program is designed for busy professionals. While the timetable is rigid to maintain structure, the program accommodates working professionals with:
These features ensure you gain the necessary knowledge and skills without compromising your career and lifestyle.
Earning the CTA designation enhances your professional standing and opens new opportunities in taxation, both locally and internationally. While completing the CTA Program, provided you meet the entry criteria, you could also earn the Graduate Certificate in Applied Tax Advisory at no extra cost. This dual qualification strengthens your expertise and maximises the value of your studies.
The CTA Program equips you with the expertise, credibility, and international recognition to excel in taxation. Speak with a Student Advisor for a free consultation and find the best pathway for you.
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