DITT learning outcomes
The overall learning outcome for the Diploma in Tax Technology (DITT) is that the holder will develop sufficient knowledge to understand and participate in a tax-tech project team, including the ability to liaise with experts in tax and technology. The DITT is made up of nine compulsory modules and then, depending on the route you choose (Route 1 or Route 2), you select a further module of your choice. Each module is accompanied by a set of learning outcomes and the content is updated on an annual basis. We have created a detailed list of learning outcomes for each of the modules.
2025 syllabus update
Keeping the DITT syllabus up to date is essential in ensuring its relevance to tax professionals who, in order to stay competitive, must navigate the rapid advancements in technology, tools and techniques that are shaping the future of tax compliance and advisory services.
The DITT syllabus received its annual update in July 2025, with content changes and updates throughout the programme that reflect recent developments in tax technology. The updated content covers topics including:
- A deeper dive into the shift towards digital tax transformation, best practices and challenges with real-world tax technology scenarios
- Legislative adjustments to reflect changes to GDPR, HMRC digital mandates, DSAR policies, post-Brexit VAT rules and global standards
- Current tools and programs for data analysis, automation and integration, including AI-powered solutions
- Updates to common tax compliance standards and guidelines such as HMRC’s Making Tax Digital (MTD)
- Developments in international regulatory frameworks for managing risks and ethical issues with the use of tax technology, particularly the use of AI
- Latest advancements in digital finance with new material on crypto-regulation, stablecoins and global disclosure standards
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