Extracting profit from the family company
With taxes rising and incomes being squeezed has the pressure ever been as high on accountants to minimize their client’s tax bills?
The course reviews the current best approaches to keep taxes down.Course contents
- Review of incorporation and disincorporation issues
- Change of trading status
- Tax efficient remuneration – salary vs. bonus vs. dividends & dividend waivers
- Pension contribution planning
- Capital extraction
- loan to director vs dividend
- Payment to family members - Use of benefits in kind
- Planning for 2010/11
15 March Preston - 18 March Cardiff 25 March York
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March Budget courses
Revised dates & times for Chester, Bolton and Wilmslow are::
29 March Chester - 9.00am to 10.30am & 11.00am to 12.30pm
31 March Bolton - 9.00am to 10.30am & 11.00am to 12.30pm
26 March Wilmslow 9.00am to 10.30am & 1.45pm to 3.15pm
[Check current budget dates]
Capital allowances extra course - 4 May Wilmslow
An extra course has been added covering Capital allowances which is not on the 2010 brochure.
It is designed for students and qualified employees looking for a better understanding of the current, complex, Capital allowance rules. [Full course details]
Tax credit courses
March Tax courses
Student courses
Support
Tax of the family unit
The course covers the interaction of the business and the family.
The course is designed for experienced tax practitioners.
22 Feb: Preston, 23 Feb: Wilmslow, 24 Feb Chester Rebecca Benneyworth
25 Feb: Bolton, 26 Feb: York, Martyn Ingles and 23 Feb: Cardiff with Giles Mooney [Full details]
Tax credits
TBC
Love'em or loathe'em Tax Credits are an important part of many General Practices.
This update and refresher is essential for all experienced tax practitioners that might be
involved in Tax Credits.
It is presented by Rebecca Benneyworthand covers all aspects of tax credits
Wilmslow on TBC 2010. This is a rearranged date since the original course was postponed due to illness.
[Check availability]
Extracting profit from the family company
Whether your client is a basic rate, 40% or the brand new pay more 50% tax payer - you are expected to use the top tax saving tips for small businesses.15 March Preston, 18 March Cardiff, 25 March York
[Full details]
CGT the things you still need to know & once did:
The course is designed as a refresher for experienced tax practitioners.
The aim is to remind delegates of vital CGT rules that they still need to know but do not meet every day. 17 March Wilmslow only with Sam Hart [Check full details]
PAYE - this'll learn 'em
The Student and professional development courses will recommence in with Intro to PAYE.
This full day course will cover:
- Tax and NI calculations
- Completion of year end returns - P35, P14s
- End of year routines including online filing
- Joiners and leavers
- Tax codes and K codes
Intro to Benefits in kind
The practical benefits courses commence in May[Details]
Manchester Audit student courses dates confirmed
The Manchester student course dates have now been confirmed as: including Introduction to balance sheet audits - 17 May 2010 [Details][Details of all student courses]
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Accountancy
| Int. Accounting Stds for SMEs | February 2010 | [More details] |
| Clarity ISAs | January 2010 | [More details] |
| Signing audit reports | December 2009 | [More details] |
| LLPs | November 2009 | [More details] |
| Money Laundering | Autumn 2009 | [More details] |
| Mediation | Autumn 2009 | [More details] |
Taxation
| VAT and EU | January 2010 | [More details] |
| Taxation of dividends | November 2009 | [More details] |
| Repairs and renewals | Autumn 2009 | [More details] |
| Partnership profits | December 2009 | [More details] |
| Mediation | Autumn 2009 | [More details] |