Tax Planning for 2019
A Two-Silk Afternoon at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Chair: Robert Venables K.C.
Date: 14/11/2018 2:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Price: £500.00 + VAT
Tax Planning for 2019
A Two-Silk Afternoon at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Wednesday November 14th 2018
Arbitrary, retrospective and unfair charges on “loans” and “quasi-loans” to employees and the self-employed “outstanding” on April 5th 2019 are already law.
Substantial parts of forthcoming Finance Bill, which will become Finance Act 2019 in February 2019, were published in July.
The whole of Part 1 of the Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 is to be replaced!
The rules for attributing capital gains of offshore companies to United Kingdom residents are being re-written.
There are to be added to charges recently introduced yet further charges on non-UK residents in respect of United Kingdom land and buildings, whether held directly or indirectly.
The seminar will deal with changes - actual and proposed - to tax law in the above areas.
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.
Oliver Marre
Ross Birkbeck
All the speakers except Oliver Marre are members of Old Square Tax Chambers, Lincoln’s Inn, WC2A 3UE, 020 7242 2744, taxchambers@15oldsquare.co.uk.
Oliver Marre practices from 5 Stone Buildings, Lincolns’ Inn, WC2A 3XT, www.5sblaw.com
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TIMETABLE
13.00 Registration and Buffet Lunch
14.00 Chairman’s Introduction to Afternoon Session
14.05 The April 5th 2019 “Loan” Charges - Robert Venables Q.C.
The Charge on Employees - The Charge on the Self-Employed - When will each Charge Bite? - Who will be Liable for each Charge? - Reporting Requirements Even When No Charge - Is a Charge in each case Inevitable?
14.35 Imputation of Gains of Offshore Companies to United Kingdom Residents - Oliver Marre
Proposed re-writing of Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 sections 13 to 14A - Compatibility with EU Law
15.05 Other Consequences of Proposed Re-Writing of Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 Part 1 - Ross Birkbeck
15.35 Inheritance Tax Charges on Indirectly Held United Kingdom Residential Property - James Kessler Q.C.
16.05 Discussion Session with Refreshments
16.20 Taxation of Non-UK Residents re Directly and Indirectly Held United Kingdom Real Property - Robert Venables Q.C.
Recent Changes - Proposed Changes as from April 2019 - Use of Double Taxation Conventions - Relevant Recent Changes to Double Taxation Arrangements with Offshore British Islands
17.00 Panel Session and Questions to Speakers
17.30 Close of Seminar
Delegate Fees
£500 + value added tax (£100) = £600
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