Preparing for higher taxes
04
Nov

Preparing for higher taxes

04 November 2022 09:00
On-demand webinar
Online webinar
In our penultimate accredited CPD course of 2022, delivered in conjunction with leading training provider Tolley, we look at the outcome of the September mini-budget and the subsequent announcements.

The financial turmoil which followed the fiscal event on 23rd September demonstrated the need for governments to keep a tighter control of public finances. To that end, the newly appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, reinstated the corporate tax rise to 25% that will take place on 1st April 2023. He also cancelled the reduction in the basic rate of tax.
 
This webinar reviews the changing fiscal environment and how to plan for the higher taxes which are seen to be required to reduce the fiscal gap.  
 
The three-hour session covers:

  • The September mini-budget, subsequent announcements and their consequences
  • Corporation tax rises
  • Draft legislation in Finance Bill 2023
  • Tax reliefs increasing in scope and reducing in scope
  • Compliance challenges


The webinar also looks at areas where it will be useful to discuss potential tax planning with your clients before the end of the tax year.

Aimed at professional advisers, the webinar is part of the K3 Hub training and events programme. In 2020, we merged with K3 Capital Group Plc and, since then, we have launched the K3 Hub – a member network for professional advisers developed by us and other parts of the K3 Capital Group.

All our courses are free to attend and delegates qualify for three hours of structured CPD. 

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Our trainer

Jeremy Mindell
          Jeremy Mindell

The session will be delivered by Jeremy Mindell. Jeremy has been lecturing in taxation for over 20 years. An accomplished and entertaining speaker, Jeremy is in high demand when it comes to speaking at conferences, particularly those relating to tax, pensions, share schemes and remuneration. 

Drawing on his years of public speaking, Jeremy believes that key to his success in lecturing is to engage the audience and ensure that they participate in his sessions. This enables him to impart valuable technical knowledge in an interesting and fun way. 

Jeremy is also one of the few individuals in the country who is a qualified Chartered Tax Advisor and also holds a certificate from the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development.