Redworth 2019: 25th Anniversary Conference for General Practitioners
1 March 2019 13:00 on Friday until 12:30 on Sunday - 3 March 2019
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Farmers – an update with Bob Trunchion
Date: 26 September 2019 13:30 - 17:00
Type: Audit Assurance and Financial Reporting, Course, Tax
Organiser: Cumberland
Anyone needing an update into the sector as it goes through a period of dramatic change.
A course to review and provide an update on the particular UK accounting and tax regime applicable to farmers. The course identifies some of the controversial and risk areas of tax planning and compliance for these clients.
Course information
Content will include:
- Where is farming today – diversification and tax impacts
- Succession planning, partnership agreements, divorce and death!
- Where are we on Brexit and the consequences for Agriculture – The Agriculture Bill
- Loss reliefs general and special legislation – “all one trade”, averaging etc – the HMRC attacks on losses
- Capital expenditure reliefs
- Basic payments and their phasing out and other subsidies
- Alternative farming arrangements – Share Farming and Contracting
- Farmhouses and IHT planning
- Where are we with BPR and APR with relevant case updates
- Entrepreneurs Relief and CGT planning
- The potential for Compliance checks and enquiries
Cost
| Rate | Cost |
| Price | £75.00 + VAT |
| Retired Member | £37.50 + VAT |
| Career Break Member | £37.50 + VAT |
Venue
Rheged Centre
Speaker
Bob Trunchion
As head of tax training at Macintyre Hudson Advisory Services and a consultant for MHA Macintyre Hudson (as a Tax Partner), Bob is ideally placed to bring his expertise to delegates seeking greater understanding of issues such as capital tax planning, the tax implications of buying and selling companies, and trusts and share valuation work. Bob acquired an MSc in Management Science at Imperial before qualifying as a chartered accountant with Coopers and Lybrand – now PwC. Since joining MHA Macintyre Hudson, he has become a recognised authority on the ever-changing tax landscape; with national media keen to solicit his opinion on inheritance tax and other tax related matters.
How to book
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You can also telephone the ICAEW central events booking team on 01908 248159 and pay over the phone.
Alternatively you can download a booking form or book by email.
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