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Northern Society of Chartered Accountants

At the heart of northern business since 1882

Making Tax Digital (MTD) – preparing to join the pilot

Join Rebecca Benneyworth for this latest Making Tax Digital update

With the first phase of MTD still two years away, many firms have started to concentrate on other areas, but only those businesses joining the pilot in April 2024 will have experience of a ‘whole cycle’ of MTD ITSA including filing for 4 quarters and the final crystallisation in January 2026 before the first tranche of businesses are mandated into the new system.

Course Information

This course will set out the current requirements for joining the pilot in April 2024, and the revised timetable, and review changes to MTD introduced during 2022 and 2023 as a result of the restructuring of the programme. It is an important update for those firms that wish to put a few clients into the pilot to test their preparedness for the biggest change to affect income tax since self assessment was introduced in 1997.

The course will include:

  • The current legislation and proposed amendments
  • The phasing of mandation – what to expect
  • How to determine which clients are affected and when
  • The outcome of the Small Business Review – what next for the under £30,000’s?
  • Keeping digital records – what is expected? Landlords and joint ownership of property
  • The pilot – should we join in 2024 and what types of restrictions are there?
Cost
RATE COST
Price £90.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT

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Tax update – Spring 2023

Join Martyn Ingles for his half yearly Tax update.

There were lots of changes in 2022, not just chancellors and prime ministers, but also tax announcements and subsequent U-turns.

Course Information

This Spring tax update will clarify what changes have been enacted after all, and will also highlight the tax changes that are proposed for the future.

Content will include:

The course aims to cover the following topics:

  • Tax announcements in the latest Budget
  • Practical implications of Finance Bill 2023
  • MTD and the new basis periods for unincorporated businesses
  • The new corporation tax rates and the associated company rules
  • R&D developments, focusing on tax credit relief for SMEs
  • Recent Tax cases and HMRC pronouncements

This course is specifically designed to meet the needs of general practitioners, concentrating on matters that really affect your clients.

Cost

Rate Cost
ICAEW Member £90.00 + VAT
Non-Member £90.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT

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Tax planning Ideas for small businesses with Rebecca Benneyworth

Join Rebecca Benneyworth for her topical tax planning ideas for small businesses.

This session will draw together a range of planning tips relevant to small businesses – whether sole traders, partnerships or small limited companies.

Course Information

The course will focus on practical steps you can take to advise clients effectively and to choose the best tax saving strategies to suit their needs. Topics will include:

  • Incorporation – is it all over? What is the right advice in 2023?
  • Extracting profits from the small company – best tax strategies
  • Getting it right with director loan accounts
  • Unincorporated businesses – what tax planning opportunities are there?
  • Are partnerships the answer?
  • Retirement strategies

The course is suitable for those working in general practice with a sound grasp of tax principles, and can also act as a refresher for tax practitioners who want to check that they are still on top of the latest issues.

Cost

Rate Cost
Price £90.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT

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Redworth 2023 General Practitioners’ Conference

Our popular general practitioners conference is back for 2023.

Having missed out on our annual conference in 2021 and 2022 we are returning in 2023 with our usual mix of high quality lectures and excellent networking opportunities.

The weekend is a great opportunity to gain valuable CPD at a competitive price. Over the weekend you will receive the equivalent of four half-day courses. It is aimed at partners, managers, and seniors in independent practices.

As well as hearing from our expert lecturers you will have the chance to connect with them and other practitioners throughout the weekend.

Event information

Topics are likely to include:

  • Latest Tax updates
  • Accounting updates
  • Rebecca on request
  • National Insurance
  • Cybersecurity and Fraud
  • Employment Law
  • Soft skills
  • Practice Matters
Why should you attend the conference?

The weekend is a great opportunity to gain valuable CPD at a competitive price. Over the weekend you will receive the equivalent of four half-day courses. It is aimed at partners, managers, and seniors in independent practices. As well as hearing from our expert lecturers you will have the chance to connect with them and other practitioners throughout the weekend

Many of the topics have been suggested by delegates who have attended previous Redworth conferences as well as the NorSCA CPD programme. Also, Rebecca Benneyworth will answer delegates’ specific tax questions in her popular “Rebecca on Request” slot on Sunday morning. You can be sure that the conference will meet your business and professional needs, as well as those of your staff.

As well as the lectures there is an excellent social aspect to the weekend, with delegates and speakers mingling during the free periods. You can benefit from lots of advice from the speakers, as well as comparing notes with other practitioners.

Spouses/partners of delegates are more than welcome to attend on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis.

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants reserve the right to change the timing of the programme and the speakers.

Cost
Rate Cost
Residential rate £235 +VAT
Non residential rate £280 +VAT

To assist the conference organisers and to ensure that we can secure the hotel before cancellation charges are applied (after 30 September) delegates not wishing to pay the full amount at time of booking have the option to secure their place and pay the final balance on 11 February 2023. A non-refundable deposit of £50 per delegate is required at time of booking. An invoice will be forwarded to you for payment in January 2023 where you will be charged the balance of £185+VAT residential rate or £230+VAT non-residential rate.

When you book you will only be charged for the conference element, the accommodation charges are paid to the hotel on departure. On booking, please indicate if accommodation is required and we will book this for you at our preferential rates.

Accommodation charges payable to the hotel on departure. Prices quoted include VAT

Single accommodation £290

Twin or double (per delegate) £188

Partner/spouse rate (per night) £50

Speakers

Rebecca Benneyworth BSc FCA MBE is well known nationally for her enthusiastic and down to earth approach to tax. She has been a lecturer for in excess of 25 years, winning Tax Lecturer of the Year at the 2007 Taxation awards. She is also a tax writer and Editor of a number of tax publications. She was Chairman of the ICAEW Tax Faculty from 2013 – 2015. She also sits on a number of HMRC internal Boards, including the Admin Burdens Advisory Board which seeks to challenge HMRC on behalf of SME’s.

Peter Herbert
Peter qualified as a Chartered Accountant with an international accountancy firm before working in industry. He has over 20 years of training experience and is a founding director of Insight Training. Peter specialises in financial reporting, auditing, practice regulation and company law, as well as commercial awareness and business skills. He has a small practice, providing advice to mid-tier and small accountancy practices on aspects of accounting, auditing and practice regulation.

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Autumn Tax update with Bob Trunchion

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants www.norsca.co.uk

Join Bob Trunchion for his regular half yearly Tax updates.

This course has been specifically designed to meet the needs of general practitioners, concentrating on matters that really affect your clients – achieving these aims for 30 years. Attending every six months not only gives you targeted CPD but alerts you to what you need to know. It is presented by an experienced speaker who has been training for the Northern Society of Chartered Accountants for all that time and understands the local environment.

Event Information

This course has proved to be the essential update for all practitioners and staff involved with clients affected by tax issues, as well as tax specialists for 30 years! The course aims to keep your technical knowledge up to date to comply with the ever-changing regulatory environment. The course is intended not only to alert you to such technical changes, but to highlight practical points which can be used in practice.  

By the time of the Course, changes to supply chains and other matters due to Brexit will be settling down and, hopefully, the Covid-19 Pandemic and other winter bugs should be easing. We will have had a Budget in the Autumn of 2021. Whilst this is heralded as just a “technical” Budget, there is still plenty of scope to change capital taxes in the UK given all the technical proposals that have been made by the OTS!

Clearly, there should be another Budget come the Autumn of 2022.

Whether “major or a minor” Budgets, all the above factors will combine to give a considerable amount of content to cover!

Content

This course aims to provide delegates with a practical and intensive review of developments over the last six months as well as changes likely to occur in the near future.

This course aims to cover the following topics:

  • Tax announcements in 2021 Autumn Budgets
  • What was in the resultant Finance Act 2021 and will be in Finance Bill 2022?
  • Is there anything our clients should be doing now in the light of the increases already announced to CT and NIC
  • Where are we on MTD, its delayed introduction and how should we be preparing our firms and our clients
  • Where are we on the “level playing field” like the extension of IR35, the NMW/NLW etc?
  • Recent Tax cases and HMRC pronouncements
  • VAT and indirect tax developments including import and export solutions, ATED revaluations
  • Other regulatory announcement affecting the Tax Profession such as on AML, CCOs, PCRT and all the other regulatory matters where we have to keep up to date.
Cost – webinar rates
RATE COST
Price £60.00 + VAT
Retired Member £30.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £30.00 + VAT
Cost – in person attendance rates

This course will be a hybrid event – you can attend in person too at Blaydon Rugby Club – please see details at this link.

RATE COST
Price £90.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT
Northern Society CPD programme 2022

Northern Society runs a full programme of CPD courses that are open to all. Details of our 2022 programme are set out below.

Date Session Speaker
24 March 2022 What makes a good audit senior? James Charlton
30 March 2022 A very practical Tax update – what you need to know Rebecca Benneyworth
30 March 2022 Employment Taxes – an absolutely essential update Rebecca Benneyworth
28 April 2022 Spring Tax update Bob Trunchion
12 May 2022 Common disclosure errors in financial statements John Selwood
23 June 2022 The A to Z of small and micro entity accounts Peter Herbert
22 September 2022 Making Tax Digital – less than 130 days to go Rebecca Benneyworth
22 September 2022 25% Corporation Tax – are there any small business Tax planning issues left? Rebecca Benneyworth
11 October 2022 What makes a good audit junior? James Charlton
19 October 2022 Are you ready for changes in auditing in 2023? John Selwood
17 November 2022 Property Accounting – all the important considerations for accountants Peter Herbert
1 December 2022 Autumn Tax update Bob Trunchion

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25% corporation tax – are there any small business tax planning issues left? with Rebecca Benneyworth

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants www.norsca.co.uk

A practical update with Rebecca Benneyworth

This course will look at all of the tax issues affecting small businesses including small owner managed companies and their directors and shareholders.

Event Information

Is tax planning dead or are there pockets of sensible and practical advice?

Do join us to hear the latest!

Cost – webinar rate
RATE COST
ICAEW Member £60.00 + VAT
Non-Member £60.00 + VAT
Retired Member £30.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £30.00 + VAT
Cost – in person attendance rates

This course will be a hybrid event – you can attend in person too at Blaydon Rugby Club – please see details at this link.

RATE COST
Price £90.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT
Northern Society CPD programme 2022

Northern Society runs a full programme of CPD courses that are open to all. Details of our 2022 programme are set out below.

Date Session Speaker
24 March 2022 What makes a good audit senior? James Charlton
30 March 2022 A very practical Tax update – what you need to know Rebecca Benneyworth
30 March 2022 Employment Taxes – an absolutely essential update Rebecca Benneyworth
28 April 2022 Spring Tax update Bob Trunchion
12 May 2022 Common disclosure errors in financial statements John Selwood
23 June 2022 The A to Z of small and micro entity accounts Peter Herbert
22 September 2022 Making Tax Digital – less than 130 days to go Rebecca Benneyworth
22 September 2022 25% Corporation Tax – are there any small business Tax planning issues left? Rebecca Benneyworth
11 October 2022 What makes a good audit junior? James Charlton
19 October 2022 Are you ready for changes in auditing in 2023? John Selwood
17 November 2022 Property Accounting – all the important considerations for accountants Peter Herbert
1 December 2022 Autumn Tax update Bob Trunchion

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Making Tax Digital countdown – less than 130 days to go! with Rebecca Benneyworth

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants www.norsca.co.uk

A practical update with Rebecca Benneyworth via webinar.

The biggest change to affect the tax system since self-assessment is less than 6 months away.

Event Information

Rebecca will explain when your clients will be subject to the new rules and what you need to do to comply with the reporting requirements.

Are spreadsheets acceptable? Do I need to change accounting date? All will be revealed.

Cost – webinar rate
RATE COST
Price £60.00 + VAT
Retired Member £30.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £30.00 + VAT
Cost – in person attendance rates

This course will be a hybrid event – you can attend in person too at Blaydon Rugby Club – please see details at this link.

RATE COST
Price £90.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT
Northern Society CPD programme 2022

Northern Society runs a full programme of CPD courses that are open to all. Details of our 2022 programme are set out below.

Date Session Speaker
24 March 2022 What makes a good audit senior? James Charlton
30 March 2022 A very practical Tax update – what you need to know Rebecca Benneyworth
30 March 2022 Employment Taxes – an absolutely essential update Rebecca Benneyworth
28 April 2022 Spring Tax update Bob Trunchion
12 May 2022 Common disclosure errors in financial statements John Selwood
23 June 2022 The A to Z of small and micro entity accounts Peter Herbert
22 September 2022 Making Tax Digital – less than 130 days to go Rebecca Benneyworth
22 September 2022 25% Corporation Tax – are there any small business Tax planning issues left? Rebecca Benneyworth
11 October 2022 What makes a good audit junior? James Charlton
19 October 2022 Are you ready for changes in auditing in 2023? John Selwood
17 November 2022 Property Accounting – all the important considerations for accountants Peter Herbert
1 December 2022 Autumn Tax update Bob Trunchion

More

Spring Tax update with Bob Trunchion

Join Bob Trunchion for his regular half yearly Tax updates.

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants www.norsca.co.uk

This course has been specifically designed to meet the needs of general practitioners, concentrating on matters that really affect your clients – achieving these aims for 30 years. Attending every six months not only gives you targeted CPD but alerts you to what you need to know.

It is presented by an experienced speaker who has been training for the Northern Society of Chartered Accountants for all that time and understands the local environment.

Event Information

This course has proved to be the essential update for all practitioners and staff involved with clients affected by tax issues, as well as tax specialists for 30 years!

The course aims to keep your technical knowledge up to date to comply with the ever-changing regulatory environment. The course is intended not only to alert you to such technical changes, but to highlight practical points which can be used in practice.

By the time of the course, changes to supply chains and other matters due to Brexit will be settling down and, hopefully, the Covid-19 Pandemic and other winter bugs should be easing. We will have had a Budget in the Autumn of 2021. Whilst this is heralded as just a “technical” Budget, there is still plenty of scope to change capital taxes in the UK given all the technical proposals that have been made by the OTS!

Clearly, there should be another Budget come the Autumn of 2022.

Whether “major or a minor” Budgets, all the above factors will combine to give a considerable amount of content to cover!

Content

This course aims to provide delegates with a practical and intensive review of developments over the last six months as well as changes likely to occur in the near future.

This course aims to cover the following topics:

  • Tax announcements in 2021 Autumn Budgets
  • What was in the resultant Finance Act 2021 and will be in Finance Bill 2022?
  • Is there anything our clients should be doing now in the light of the increases already announced to CT and NIC
  • Where are we on MTD, its delayed introduction and how should we be preparing our firms and our clients
  • Where are we on the “level playing field” like the extension of IR35, the NMW/NLW etc?
  • Recent Tax cases and HMRC pronouncements
  • VAT and indirect tax developments including import and export solutions, ATED revaluations
  • Other regulatory announcement affecting the Tax Profession such as on AML, CCOs, PCRT and all the other regulatory matters where we have to keep up to date.
Cost
Rate Cost in venue Webinar cost
Price £90.00 + VAT £60.00 + VAT
Retired Member £45.00 + VAT £30.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £45.00 + VAT £30.00 + VAT

A webinar version of the course is also available if you wish to join virtually – click HERE for details.

Northern Society CPD programme 2022

Northern Society runs a full programme of CPD courses that are open to all. Details of our 2022 programme are set out below.

Date Session Speaker
24 March 2022 What makes a good audit senior? James Charlton
30 March 2022 A very practical Tax update – what you need to know Rebecca Benneyworth
30 March 2022 Employment Taxes – an absolutely essential update Rebecca Benneyworth
28 April 2022 Spring Tax update Bob Trunchion
12 May 2022 Common disclosure errors in financial statements John Selwood
23 June 2022 The A to Z of small and micro entity accounts Peter Herbert
22 September 2022 Making Tax Digital – less than 130 days to go Rebecca Benneyworth
22 September 2022 25% Corporation Tax – are there any small business Tax planning issues left? Rebecca Benneyworth
11 October 2022 What makes a good audit junior? James Charlton
19 October 2022 Are you ready for changes in auditing in 2023? John Selwood
17 November 2022 Property Accounting – all the important considerations for accountants Peter Herbert
1 December 2022 Autumn Tax update Bob Trunchion

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A very practical tax update – what you should be doing now! – with Rebecca Benneyworth

A practical update with Rebecca Benneyworth via webinar.

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants www.norsca.co.uk

This course will update you on everything relevant to your work in the office over the next 6 – 9 months.

Event Information

Reporting and checking SEISS grants 4 & 5, dealing with loss carry back and worrying about compliance checks on CJRS claims. Whatever is happening in your office, Rebecca will shed light on the issues and what HMRC is up to. She will cover new issues for 2022 tax returns and everything practical that you need to know about and act on.

Cost
Rate Webinar cost
Price £60.00 + VAT
Retired Member £30.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £30.00 + VAT

 

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Employment taxes – an absolutely essential update with Rebecca Benneyworth

Northern Society of Chartered Accountants www.norsca.co.uk

A practical update with Rebecca Benneyworth via webinar.

Rebecca will not only bring you up to date with all of the latest issues and developments, but will also be available to answer every question you might ask!

Event Information

New rules on tax, NIC, benefits and minimum wage- be there to get your questions answered personally.

Cost
Rate Webinar cost
Price £60.00 + VAT
ICAEW Member £60.00 + VAT
Non-Member £60.00 + VAT
Retired Member £30.00 + VAT
Career Break Member £30.00 + VAT

 

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