21 April 2021 13:30 - 16:30
An essential update for those working in...
Date: 21 March 2019 09:30 - 12:30
Type: Course, Tax
Organiser: Tyne and Wear
Course content aimed at all partners and staff who advise business owners and SMEs.
Capital tax planning is essential if the shares in the family company are to be passed down to the next generation. The course will consider the protection and transfer of shares within the company and the key capital gains tax and IHT issues.
With the Baby Boomers approaching ‘that’ age, even the CBI have woken up to the 55:55 rule (55% of OMB are owned and managed by people over 55). The trouble is that so many of these businesses do not have a succession plan in place!
This course is intended to provide delegates with a refresher and to keep them up to date with the capital gains tax and the inheritance tax changes affecting this area. The course will be particularly relevant to those advising business owners and high net worth individuals to alert them to the latest tax planning opportunities. With MTD on the horizon, remaining the close trusted advisor for the client will be vital for our future profitability and this is a vital where we can contribute.
The course will include:
Join us for the afternoon session: Procedures, PI Time Bombs, Regulation and Risk in the tax engagement. Lunch will be included for delegates attending both sessions.
Rate | Cost |
Price | £75.00 + VAT |
Retired Member | £37.50 + VAT |
Career Break Member | £37.50 + VAT |
Bob Trunchion
Bob Trunchion is a Tax Principal with MacIntyre Hudson LLP and is one of their tax lecturers.
After service in the Royal Navy, Bob qualified as a chartered accountant with Coopers and Lybrand where he specialised in corporate taxes. On moving to MacIntyre Hudson, he broadened his scope to deal with all types of taxation.
He has a wide range of tax knowledge and lectures on a range of subjects including the tax implications of buying and selling companies, capital tax planning, trusts and share valuation work. He is also specialist in a number of industries or niches such as solicitors, farmers and the medical profession and on the professional indemnity insurance aspects of tax work.
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