Law

Dear Rishi,
The difference between corporate law and business law is that corporate law is a body of law focusing on how corporate entities are formed and managed. Whereas, business law is a general category that covers several areas of law such as contracts, taxes, employment law, and commercial transactions. All these areas affect business and business entities.
One way to understand the difference between corporate and business law is by seeing that business is an activity. It involves the selling and buying of goods and services, manufacturing, distribution, and a vast array of other activities. In contrast, corporate law is concerned with the activities of a corporation only.
The selection of both the laws depends upon your area of interest, if you wish to focus on a corporate entity, then you should opt corporate law and if regular business activities interests you more, opt for business law.

Hi Aanchal,
The prospects for tax specialists and managers in industry look very good, Larger companies are increasingly recognizing the enormous contribution that tax planning can make to strategic planning and share holder value. As a result, the profile and workload of tax departments in industry will inevitably grow.
You can look at various courses in Taxation-
- Advanced Diploma in Financial Accounting & Taxation
- Diploma in Accounting & Taxation
- Diploma in Financial Accounting & Taxation
- Diploma in Income Tax & Company Law
- Diploma in Indirect Tax Management
- Diploma in Service Tax
- Diploma in Taxation Law
Few demanding areas in this field are Supporting companies with their VAT and Customs & Excise duties planning, and helping them to design effective procedures for routine compliance work. Advising high net worth individuals, families and trusts on how to manage their income tax, inheritance tax and capital gains tax exposures. Longer life expectancy, early retirement and the expansion of the middle classes will make this a particularly attractive target market. Niche opportunities for those offering specialist advisory services without the overheads of the international firms.
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