Presenter: Paul Soper
14 Jul 2010
Time: 9.15 – 12.30
Location:
British Dental Association, 64
Wimpole Street, London W1G 8YS
Aim of the Course:
This course is designed to focus on the significant reforms to business taxation made in recent Finance Acts (as well as the emergency 2010 June Budget) and their consequences, in addition to 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 and will offer the opportunity to ask question relevant to the delegates own interests as well.
Course Content
- The effect of a fundamental change in government on our taxation system
- Which recent changes will survive the election change? - The doubling of the Annual Investment Allowance or the possible abolition of capital allowances?
- Reductions in Corporation Tax and in NIC - where will the lost revenues be made up?
- Capital Gains Tax reform, the withdrawal of indexing and tapering and the creation of the new entrepreneur's relief, followed by it's recent doubling but... will the rate now dramatically increase to 40% as suggested by the Lib
Dems?
- The new rules for company cars – both capital allowances and benefits in kind - 100% tax relief for a car with zero benefits in kind? In recent years some taxpayers will have seen the tax cost of a company increase by almost a third and this increases the burden on employers as well
- Recent case law and its practical effect
- Other relevant changes, problems and pitfalls
CPD: 3 Hours
FEE: £175 plus VAT or 2 Block Places
(from £108 plus VAT)
