Tax Planning Autumn 2019
An Extended Afternoon Seminar at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Chair: Robert Venables K.C.
Date: 28/11/2019
Price: £550.00 + VAT
Tax Planning Autumn 2019
An Extended Afternoon Seminar at The Law Society’s Hall, London WC2A
Thursday November 28th 2019
Delegate Fees
£600 + value added tax (£120) = £720
Early booking fee for bookings received November 5th
£550 + VAT (£110) = £660
Many changes in United Kingdom tax law are proposed in Finance Act 2020. The panel of tax barristers will discuss some of these and other developments.
Speakers
Robert Venables Q.C. (Chairman)
Patrick Cannon
Rory Mullan
Harriet Brown
Sarah Squires
Rebecca Sheldon
All the speakers are members of Old Square Tax Chambers, Lincoln’s Inn, WC2A 3UE, 020
7242 2744, taxchambers@15oldsquare.co.uk.
Patrick Cannon is also an Accredited Mediator
TIMETABLE
12.00 Registration and Buffet Lunch
13.00 Chairman’s Introduction to Afternoon Session
13.05 The New Off-Payroll Rules - Robert Venables Q.C.
Enormous Extension of Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 Part 2 Chapter 10 (Public Authorities) to non-public end-users - Reduced scope of “IR 35" - Impact on PSCs - Impact on Umbrella Companies - Inconsistencies between Draft Legislation, Notes on Draft Legislation, HMRC Policy Paper and HMRC Guidance.
13.45 Principal Residence Capital Gains Tax Relief - Rebecca Sheldon
The Existing Rules - Proposed Finance Act 2020 Changes
14.20 UK Property Income of Non-UK Resident Companies -Sarah Squires
The new charge to corporation tax for non-resident company landlords - key changes from income tax - transitional provisions - impact on financing arrangements
15.00 The Art of Mediation in Tax Disputes - Patrick Cannon
Basics of mediation - Risks of not mediating: R(Archer) v HMRC [2019] - HMRC mediations and their limitations: Serpentine Trust v HMRC [2018] - Tax mediations not involving HMRC - How does mediation differ from arbitration?
15.35 Discussion Session with Tea and Coffee
15.50 Transfer of Assets Abroad Provisions - Harriet Brown
Legislative and case law developments – Davies v HMRC – Fisher v HMRC in the Upper Tribunal – application to contractor loan arrangements – impact of requirement to correct – impact of Brexit
16.25 Inheritance Tax - Excluded Property - Rory Mullan
The current rules - Indirectly Held United Kingdom Residential Property - Proposed Finance Act
2020 Changes: retroactive effect
17.00 Questions to Speakers
17.30 Close of Seminar
Terms and Conditions
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