Date: 14/03/2018 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Price: £800.00 + VAT
Finance Act 2018 - and Beyond
An All-Day Two-Part Seminar at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Wednesday March 14th 2018
Delegates may register for either or both parts.
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Delegate Fees
Normal Price
£800 + VAT (£160) = £960 for both sessions
£500 + value added tax (£100) = £600 for either the morning or afternoon session
Early booking fee for bookings received before February 14th
£700 + VAT (£140) = £840 for both sessions
£450 + VAT (£90) = £540 for either the morning or afternoon session
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By the date of the seminar, the current Finance Bill will have become law - the third in less than twelve months.
The seminar will deal with changes - actual and proposed - to tax law in the following areas:
* Trusts, Settlements and Transfers of Assets Abroad (including deemed domicile)
* Disguised Remuneration (including April 5th 2018 Charge)
* Partnership Taxation
* Anti-Avoidance for Traders and Professionals (including April 5th 2018 Charge)
A panel of barristers will discuss tax planning in the light of recent Finance Acts and likely future changes.
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Speakers
Robert Venables Q.C. (Chairman)
James Kessler Q.C.
Rory Mullan
Harriet Brown
Setu Kamal
Sarah Squires
All the speakers are from Old Square Tax Chambers, Lincoln’s Inn, WC2A 3UE, 020 7242 2744, taxchambers@15oldsquare.co.uk.
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TIMETABLE
09.00 Delegate Registration
09.30 Chairman’s Introduction followed by
Disguised Remuneration 1 - Robert Venables Q.C.
The Rangers Decision as a Defence to a Part 7A Charge - New Close Companies Gateway -
10.15 Taxation of Partnerships - Sarah Squires
Trusts as Partners: Bare Trusts - Non-Bare Trusts. Indirect Partners. Allocation of Partnership Profits and Losses: Finance Act 2018 Rules - Other Changes Proposed in 9th August 2016 Consultation document
10.50 Discussion Session with Refreshments
11.05 Trading Income Through Third Parties - Setu Kamal
New Finance (No 2) Act 2017 Anti-Avoidance Provisions - Finance Bill Provisions re April 5th 2019 Charge
11.45 Disguised Remuneration 2: the April 5th 2019 Charge - Robert Venables Q.C.
When will it Bite? - Who will be Liable for the Charge? - Liability of Employee - Indemnity Against Employee by Person Liable - Reporting Requirements Even When No Charge - Is a Charge Inevitable?
12.30 Panel Session and Questions to Speakers
13.00 Close of Morning Session - Buffet Lunch
13.30 Registration for those attending Afternoon Session only
14.00 Chairman’s Introduction to Afternoon Session
14.05 The New Close-Family Rules - James Kessler Q.C.
Capital Gains Tax and Non-UK Resident Trusts (TCGA s.87G - 87H ) - Income Tax Settlement Provisions (ITTOIA s.643A - 643H) - Income Tax Transfer of Assets Abroad Provisions (ITA s.733A - 735B) - Planning Points
14.50 Settlements Anti-avoidance Rules Concerning Onward Gifts -Rory Mullan
New rules in s.87I-87N TCGA 1992, 643I -643N ITTOIA 2007 and 733B-733E ITA 2007 - When is an onward gift made? - Scope of the rules and extent of potential liabilities - Commencement and application of the new rules
15.35 Disregard of Capital Payments From Settlements - Harriet Brown
•disregard of payments: purpose and intention • Payments to non-residents • Payments in year settlement ends • Payments received by close family members • Interaction with other provisions
16.20 Discussion Session with Refreshments
16.35 Planning Through Offshore Trusts and Companies Post Finance Act 2018 - Robert Venables Q.C.
Planning for Those Not Yet (Deemed) United Kingdom Domiciled and / Or Resident -
17.00 Panel Session and Questions to Speakers
17.30 Close of Seminar
Conferences Terms and Conditions
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