This 3 hour webinar can be streamed live, direct to your desktop, tablet or phone, wherever you are. 

The price is £160. Please note: this a per organisation price, so as many colleagues as you want can watch it at no extra charge, even if they are viewing it from a different location or at a different time

The webinar consists of 7 short sessions, each delivered by an expert in their field. We will be covering a wide range of topics, from Principal Private Residence Relief to SDLT traps and planning issues and topical problems and pitfalls in Property and IHT

Who Will the Webinar Appeal To?

This webinar is designed to appeal to private client lawyers, accountants and tax advisers together with other professionals such as financial advisers who are advising clients on these complex issues and need to keep up to date with the latest developments in this problematical and vexed area of work

Topics to be covered:

- Property and IHT an overview

- The non residents landlord scheme

- Principal Private Residence Relief

- Furnished holiday lets

- Registration of Trusts and Joint Ownerships of Property

- SDLT traps and planning issues for private client lawyers

- Cross border issues with property taxation

Speakers:

Megan Saksida, Meganomics

Megan is a Chartered Accountant, Tax Accountant and Trust and Estate practitioner. Megan is a International and Personal Tax lecturer, a Tax writer and editor, a marker and a Tax Examiner, with a special interest in capital taxes and expatriate tax issues. She is the author of the recently published "Inheritance Tax: Lifetime Transfers and the Death Estate"

John Bunker, Irwin Mitchell

John is a consultant solicitor and chartered tax adviser, Tax Trusts and Estates, for Irwin Mitchell LLP, who is also a freelance lecturer. He established his technical and training role following more than 25 years' specialist experience specialising in wills, trusts, estate and tax planning. He is chair of the CIOT Private Client (UK) Committee and co-editor of the new Law Society IHT Planning Handbook due out in December 2020 (of which he has written one third).

Jeremy Mindell, Primondell 

Jeremy started with Coopers & Lybrand and for the next 15 years was in three of the “Big Four” accountancy firms. He ended up as a Senior Manager with Deloitte & Touche, having worked issues such as profit related pay, share schemes, expatriate tax, tax investigations, reward management, US taxation, transfer pricing and corporate tax. He was attracted by the opportunity to go in-house in 2001. From 2013, Jeremy set up his own consultancy and lecturing business.