Overview
Finance Act 2018 will be the first under our new Budget cycle and is expected to receive Royal Assent before the start of the 2018/19 tax year. Inevitably we shall have less time to comment on the measures between their announcement and implementation, so this course is a must to prepare you for the new tax year. The course will cover all of the areas of interest to those in general practice and, where possible, appropriate advice points will be highlighted to send you away fully equipped to advise your clients on the changes. The tax areas covered will include:
- Business and corporation tax
- Personal tax, including CGT and IHT
- Property taxes
- Indirect tax announcements affecting the general practitioner
- Anti avoidance
- Compliance and tax administration developments
About Rebecca Benneyworth MBE BSc FCA
Rebecca is a lecturer, writer and consultant on a wide variety of taxes. She lectures extensively to accountants and business people and also to HMRC and the Treasury. Rebecca is well known for her down-to-earth approach to tax and her ability to make the subject matter both clear and interesting, and she was named Best Tax Lecturer at the Taxation awards in 2007. She also has an interest in all issues affecting smaller practices and has her own small accountancy practice based in Gloucestershire. Rebecca has also been Chair of the ICAEW Tax Faculty.
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Finance Act 2018 will be the first under our new Budget cycle and is expected to receive Royal Assent before the start of the 2018/19 tax year. Inevitably we shall have less time to comment on the measures between their announcement and implementation, so this course is a must to prepare you for the new tax year.
The course will cover all of the areas of interest to those in general practice and, where possible, appropriate advice points will be highlighted to send you away fully equipped to advise your clients on the changes.
The tax areas covered will include:
- Business and corporation tax
- Personal tax, including CGT and IHT
- Property taxes
- Indirect tax announcements affecting the general practitioner
- Anti avoidance
- Compliance and tax administration developments