Presenter: Paul Soper 12 June 2008
Time: 2.00 - 5.15
Location: 66 Wigmore
Street, London W1U 2SB
Aim of the Course
This course is designed to focus on the significant reforms to business taxation made in the 2007 and 2008 Finance Acts and their consequences, as well as keeping pace with other legal developments including case law.
Who should attend
Delegates who have an interest in running a business or advising those who do as well it will prove of interest to persons with direct or indirect responsibility for both compliance and advice in connection with business taxation matters. Delegates should bear in mind that it is designed to look at the implications of the changes made rather than fine legal detail.
Course Content
Corporation Tax changes
Effect on profit withdrawal caused by these changes
The new Capital Allowances system
The effect of abolishing IBAs and ALBAs
The new rules for company cars – capital allowances and benefits in kind
Capital Gains Tax reform, the withdrawal of indexing and tapering and the possibility of a new retirement relief combined with flat rate liability
Mars and William Grant Ltd – the new rules for manufacturing companies including depreciation in stock values.
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Terms: A full refund (less 20% administration charge) will be made for cancellations received in writing or by email not less than 15 days prior to the course. Cancellations after this time are charged at the full fee or Block Places treated as utilised.
