What is covered in this webinar?
– Choice of trading structure
– Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) considerations
– Capital allowances
– Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED)
– Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) – brief mention
– Capital gains tax and reporting requirements
– VAT consequences on sale and lease of residential property
– VAT reliefs for construction, conversion, renovations of residential property
– VAT consequences on sale and lease of commercial property (including option to tax)
– Partial exemption for VAT purposes
– Construction Services VAT reverse charge
Who is the webinar aimed at?
The webinar is aimed at professional advisers and all those interested in any tax issues that may occur when dealing with property developers.
Who are the speakers?
Angela Wood Managing Director
As ETC’s Managing Director, Angela has overall responsibility for the day to day running of the practice, including operations, finance, HR and marketing. As a Chartered Tax Adviser, she is also part of the ETC Team of tax specialists. She has a particular interest in all aspects of property tax, as well as tax on corporate transactions.
Keith Miller Associate VAT Director
Keith primarily specialises in advising on all aspects of VAT, but can also advise on other indirect taxes. Keith works closely with ETC’s other tax specialists to help clients identify opportunities for VAT savings and to ensure that VAT risks are minimised.
Keith has many years of experience advising clients in all business sectors, although he has developed a particular specialism in relation to land & property and financial services.
Who are ETC Tax?
ETC Tax are a specialist tax advisory firm with two specific aims:
– To make tax advice more accessible and more effective in meeting the needs of SMEs, OMBs, entrepreneurs and high net worth individuals.
– To help other professional advisers provide a full service offering to their clients, and ultimately to help them enhance and grow their practices.
Our tax team is made up of a group of highly experienced Chartered Tax Advisers who have a wealth of tax experience, mostly gained at Big 4 and Top Ten accountancy firms. We pride ourselves on delivering complex tax advice in a commercial and ‘user friendly’ way.
How do I access the Webinar?
The webinar will be hosted on Zoom. Once you purchase your ticket you will receive a confirmation email which will include a link to the online event page with Zoom login details. You can also add the event, including the link to your calendar.
To find your confirmation email, go to your emails and search for emails from “noreply@order.eventbrite.com.”
If you cannot find the email, you can visit this event page and click access the event instead once the Zoom meeting opens.
Please remember to use the same email address for Zoom as you used to register on Eventbrite.
Reminders will also be sent two days and one hour before the webinar. These will also include a link to the event.
If you still aren’t able to find how to join the event or are struggling on the day, please contact comms@etctax.co.uk.
What is covered in this webinar?
– Choice of trading structure
– Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) considerations
– Capital allowances
– Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED)
– Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) – brief mention
– Capital gains tax and reporting requirements
– VAT consequences on sale and lease of residential property
– VAT reliefs for construction, conversion, renovations of residential property
– VAT consequences on sale and lease of commercial property (including option to tax)
– Partial exemption for VAT purposes
– Construction Services VAT reverse charge
Who is the webinar aimed at?
The webinar is aimed at professional advisers and all those interested in any tax issues that may occur when dealing with property developers.
Who are the speakers?
Angela Wood Managing Director
As ETC’s Managing Director, Angela has overall responsibility for the day to day running of the practice, including operations, finance, HR and marketing. As a Chartered Tax Adviser, she is also part of the ETC Team of tax specialists. She has a particular interest in all aspects of property tax, as well as tax on corporate transactions.
Keith Miller Associate VAT Director
Keith primarily specialises in advising on all aspects of VAT, but can also advise on other indirect taxes. Keith works closely with ETC’s other tax specialists to help clients identify opportunities for VAT savings and to ensure that VAT risks are minimised.
Keith has many years of experience advising clients in all business sectors, although he has developed a particular specialism in relation to land & property and financial services.
Who are ETC Tax?
ETC Tax are a specialist tax advisory firm with two specific aims:
– To make tax advice more accessible and more effective in meeting the needs of SMEs, OMBs, entrepreneurs and high net worth individuals.
– To help other professional advisers provide a full service offering to their clients, and ultimately to help them enhance and grow their practices.
Our tax team is made up of a group of highly experienced Chartered Tax Advisers who have a wealth of tax experience, mostly gained at Big 4 and Top Ten accountancy firms. We pride ourselves on delivering complex tax advice in a commercial and ‘user friendly’ way.
How do I access the Webinar?
The webinar will be hosted on Zoom. Once you purchase your ticket you will receive a confirmation email which will include a link to the online event page with Zoom login details. You can also add the event, including the link to your calendar.
To find your confirmation email, go to your emails and search for emails from “noreply@order.eventbrite.com.”
If you cannot find the email, you can visit this event page and click access the event instead once the Zoom meeting opens.
Please remember to use the same email address for Zoom as you used to register on Eventbrite.
Reminders will also be sent two days and one hour before the webinar. These will also include a link to the event.
If you still aren’t able to find how to join the event or are struggling on the day, please contact comms@etctax.co.uk.
