Description
The turbulent political waters and the changes within the emergency budget have created major waves within the taxation community in 2010. Amendments to capital gains, inheritance and corporation tax and the complex rules surrounding domicility and avoidance continue to plague tax professionals.
Despite this, new options have emerged and planning opportunities remain. The challenge for tax professionals is to be fully aware of the issues, and learn how to exploit these for their clients.
Topics include:
Capital Gains Tax: mitigating the rate change
This session will cover the impact of the recent CGT alterations, planning during the rate transition and the impact of the increased entrepreneurial relief threshold.
Private Client Tax Planning: protecting client futures
Matthew Woods, Partner, Withers LLP will explore personal tax planning opportunities in the current fiscal climate, the extension of DOTAS to inheritance tax and avoiding non-disclosure penalties and the future of trust planning.
Tax in transition
A topical discussion of the most recent changes to tax legislation and policy, assessing the impact for tax practitioners and their clients.
This will be led by:
Pete Miller, Partner, Powrie Appleby John Whiting, Tax Policy Director, CIOT Adrian Shipwright, Barrister, Pump Court Philip Fisher, Partner, PKF LLP
Visitors profile
This conference is specifically organised for: Tax consultants Accountants Lawyers Tax managers Trustees Wealth managers Private client advisers
