Kingdom Royal Institute (KRI) has officially announced its affiliation with the Chartered Institute of Tax Law and Forensic Accountants, Ghana, marking what education experts describe as a significant step forward in professional training within the country.

The partnership is expected to expand opportunities for students pursuing careers in Tax Law and Forensic Accounting, providing access to internationally recognised qualifications and professional networks.

According to KRI officials, the affiliation reflects the institute’s long-standing commitment to providing world-class education while preparing graduates to compete both locally and globally.

“This collaboration is more than an academic agreement; it is a pathway to shaping the next generation of Chartered Tax Law and Forensic Accountants who will play key roles in financial integrity, tax justice, and accountability,” a spokesperson for the institute said.

As part of the program, students will be taken through a three-level professional curriculum designed to blend theory with practical applications. The structure is as follows:

Certificate Level – Level I

• Principles of Forensic Accounting and Auditing

• Practical Accounting for Business

• Fundamentals of Criminology and Fraud Examination

• Principles of Business Law and Taxation

Managerial Level – Level II

• Forensic Audit Investigations and Assurance

• Natural Resources Accounting and Cross-Border Taxation

• Credit Risk and Laws Relating to Financial Services

• Managerial Accounting and Finance

• Cyber Security, Digital Forensics, and E-Commerce

• Forensic Issues in Public Financial Management

Professional Level – Level III

• Advanced Forensic Audit Investigations and Assurance

• Advanced Financial Crimes, Cyber and Banking Frauds

• Advanced Financial Reporting and Financial Modelling

• Advanced Tax, Fiscal, and Monetary Policy Analysis

• Advanced Legal Forensics: Complex Business Applications

• Advanced Business Forensics and Ethical Consultancy: Complex Case Applications

Education analysts suggest the initiative will not only provide students with new career paths but also strengthen Ghana’s professional capacity in the fields of taxation, auditing, and financial crime prevention.

Admissions into the program have already opened, with Kingdom Royal Institute calling on interested applicants to apply.