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Northern Society of Chartered Accountants

At the heart of northern business since 1882

Property Tax update and refresher

Date: 23 November 2017 13:30 to 16:30

Type: Course, Tax

Organiser: Tyne and Wear

This session updates delegates on recent developments affecting the taxation of commercial and residential property transactions.

The main focus during the session will be on the taxation of residential property businesses, in particular the recent changes to relief for finance costs and stamp duty land tax which have caused many landlords to consider incorporation.

The course will also cover capital gains tax issues such as principal private residence relief and the taxation of non-resident property owners.

Content will include:
  • The restrictions for financing costs for residential property businesses
  • Should the property business be incorporated? CGT and SDLT implications
  • CGT on residential property – PPR, non-residents and planning issues
  • Commercial property transactions with particular emphasis on capital allowances
  • Overview of SDLT on second and subsequent residential properties
  • Refresher of key VAT considerations

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Venue

Newcastle Gateshead Marriott Hotel Metro Centre


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Address:
Metro Centre
Gateshead
NE11 9XF

Tel No: 0191 493 2233

Speaker

Martyn Ingles

Martyn Ingles

Martyn qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1982 and has specialised in taxation ever since. He became an Associate member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation in 1983 whilst working for a large international firm. His career has combined lecturing with tax consultancy, working for The Financial Training Company Ltd, Horwath Clark Whitehill, and more recently MHA MacIntyre Hudson. He is now a Consultant with MacIntyre Hudson Advisory Services LLP. Martyn’s main area of interest is tax planning for the family business, in particular tax efficient remuneration, exit planning and restructuring. He lectures on this and other taxation issues as well as running his own tax consultancy practice.

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