Tax Planning Post Finance Act 2019
An Afternoon Seminar at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Chair: Robert Venables K.C.
Date: 28/02/2019
Price: £500.00 + VAT
Tax Planning Post Finance Act 2019
An Afternoon Seminar at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Thursday February 28th 2019
Delegate Fees
£500 + value added tax (£100) = £600
What will shortly become Finance Act 2019 took its final form on January 8th.
It will increase in various ways charges to United Kingdom tax on non-UK residents.
Developments in December and January have shown that both the House of Lords and the House of Commons are beginning to take control over the excesses of HMRC, particularly as regards the April 5th 2019 Loan Charges.
The panel of tax barristers will discuss these and other topics arising from the new Finance Act.
Speakers
Robert Venables Q.C. (Chairman)
Harriet Brown
Sarah Squires
Ross Birkbeck
All the speakers are members of Old Square Tax Chambers, Lincoln’s Inn, WC2A 3UE, 020 7242 2744, taxchambers@15oldsquare.co.uk.
TIMETABLE
13.00 Registration and Buffet Lunch
14.00 Chairman’s Introduction to Afternoon Session
14.05 Planning for Non-UK Residents re United Kingdom Taxes on Chargeable Gains - Robert Venables Q.C.
When are non-UK residents liable to United Kingdom tax on capital gains? - Changes effected by Finance Act 2019 - Solutions
14.45 Loan Charges Update - Ross Birkbeck
The Two April 5th 2019 Loan Charges - Judicial Review Proceedings against HMRC - House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee Report published December 4th 2018 “The Powers of HMRC - Treating Taxpayers Fairly” - Effect of addition to Finance Act 2018 of Section 95 (Reporting Requirements) by non-government amendment - What should taxpayers do?
15.20 Inheritance Tax Planning for Non-UK Domiciliaries Acquiring United Kingdom Residential Property - Harriet Brown
Inheritance Tax Act 1984 Schedule A1 (Non-excluded overseas Property) - Income Tax BIK Charges on De Facto Directors
16.00 Discussion Session with Tea and Coffee
16.15 Non-UK Resident Companies Carrying on UK Property Businesses - Sarah Squires
Current Position - Changes Effected by Finance Act 2019 - Preparing for Corporation Tax
17.00 Panel Session and Questions to Speakers
17.30 Close of Seminar
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