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Spring Tax update 2021

An essential update for all practitioners and staff involved with clients affected by tax issues, as well as tax specialists.

This 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 regulatory changes, but to highlight points which can be used in practice.

Course information

By the time of the Course, Brexit will have happened and, hopefully, the Covid-19 Pandemic should be easing. We will have had a Budget to make up for not having one in the Autumn. Will this be the “Great Reform Budget” that has been threaten to change capital taxes in the UK?
Whether a “major or a minor” Budget, all the above factors will combine to give a considerable amount of content to cover!

Content
These courses aim 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 Spring Budget;
• What is in the resultant Finance Bill?;
• Is there anything our clients should be doing now in the light of “Brexit” ;
• Where are we on MTD 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 developments;
• Other regulatory announcement affecting the Tax Profession such as on AML, CCOs, PCRT, DAC 6 and all the other regulatory matters where we have to keep up to date. 

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

Northern Society is offering delegates a 1/3rd off all of its live webinars up to 30 August 2021.